Love’s Perfect Match Chapter 120
Very soon, Anya had finished cooking, so L stopped arguing with ke and held Elspeth’s hand
while returning inside, leaving an angry man behind them.
At the dining table, Nichs kept spacing out and could no longer suppress his curiosity. So, he looked
at Elspeth’s familiar-looking face and asked, “Elspeth, may I take the liberty of asking a question?”
Smiling, she agreed. “I can feel you’re overflowing with questions. I don’t mind. Just ask away. I will tell
you everything I know.”
He nodded and asked, “What is your father’s name?”
“My father…” Elspeth seemed to have spaced out. “His name is Davion Lynwood.”
Instantly, the atmosphere at the table froze.
Seeing that Nichs was silent, she added, “What’s the matter? Do you know my dad?”
“I don’t just know him. Elspeth, do you remember your mom’s name?”
After a moment’s silence, she answered, “Helena Joneson.”
When he heard that familiar name, his eyes teared up uncontrobly. He wanted to express the truth
but realized L and ke were still present. Therefore, he suppressed his urge to speak to avoid
making Elspeth feel awkward.
“That’s all. What a nice name. Maybe I’d mistaken her for another person.”
Once lunch ended, Elspeth took the chance when L and ke returned to the garden to head to
Nichs’
room.
Nichs and Anya were inside. When they saw her, they inexplicably began to shed tears. “Elspeth…”
By now, Elspeth had figured out the gist of things and asked, “So, I’m a Joneson. Is that correct?”
She clearly remembered that her mom had never mentioned having any rtionships with the
Jonesons from yda!. Moreover, she thought her mom came from an ordinary family because her
dad was just an average carpenter.
“Not only that, your mom is my biological sister and your grandfather’s only daughter,”
Elspeth had heard of the Jonesons from ydal. About twenty years ago, the Jonesons’ daughter ran
away from her marriage, allegedly to have eloped with a famous sculptor.
As Old Mr. Joneson loved his daughter so much and was afraid of ruining her image, he suppfessed
the news and did not release the man’s name or picture. Later, the matter was gradually forgotten, and
the Jonesons also tacitly agreed not to acknowledge her.
Elspeth did not expect that she had such a close rtionship with the incident that caused a huge stir
at ydal back then.
“Did you know? My dad has been looking for your mam for ages but never found any trace of her.”
Nichs wiped his tears. “Our family’s only daughter ran away with a man called Davion Lynwood, and
my dad was so pissed that he needed to be hospitalized.”
Elspeth felt her heart skip a beat as she would never have imagined her gentle and frail mom to be so
brave.
*Fortunately, Davion was a well-known sculptor back then, so he might have treated your mom well
and not let her suffer any grievances…”
Sculptor?
Elspeth frowned. “Isn’t my dad a carpenter? How could he be a sculptor?”
Nichs was shocked, “Did he hide this from you too? He used to be a world-renowned sculptor under
the alias, Litchi. Back then, his artworks were spected at a high price, but my dad was never
satisfied with him because he was an artist that needed to travel far and wide to gather inspiration.
Also, Dad wasn’t convinced that he could take good care of Helena…”
At that moment, Elspeth could not help but sigh when she remembered her father, who had toned
down his talents and be a carpenter in a small town for decades. Perhaps this is love. To be
willing to give up something for each other.
“Oh, that’s right. You haven’t told me where your parents are. Can I visit them?” Nichs’ eyes were
glimmering, full of excitement.
“I’m sorry, but I need to tell you something.” Elspeth hesitated and exined, “My mom has gone
missing, and as for my dad… He passed away.”
Nichs found it hard to believe. “Missing? How did she go missing?”
How can a living person suddenly go missing?
However, Elspeth was uninformed about the details, so she could only exin ording to her
knowledge. “Back then, Dad and Mom got into an argument. Mom ran out in a fit of anger and never
returned.”
“I knew Davion wasn’t a reliable person! Back when Helena ran away, I should’ve brought her home
and carried on with the wedding.” Nichs frowned as a rage of fire burned inside him.N?velD(ram)a.?rg owns this content.
“That’s not it. Dad was diagnosed with a terminal illness without a cure. Mom sold the jewelry she loved
to buy expensive medications for him, but Dad insisted on not dragging her down with him and chased
her away. He still loved her and anticipated her return every day. Dad had always been a prideful
person, yet he was willing to be an ordinary carpenter in a small town. It’s a pity that he fell ill and
had no choice but to make my mom leave him so that she could have a better life.”
Her exnation shocked Nichs. “Why didn’t he let your mom bring you with her?”
While shaking her head, Elspeth replied, “I don’t know either, but I guess Dad believed he could still
take care of me despite his illness. Maybe he was afraid I might drag Mom down and hinder her from
finding a better
husband.”
After hearing the full story, he sighed in resignation. “He was a good husband, but not a good father
She denied. “He was a good father, but he loved my mom even more. He tried his best to give
everyone the best ending they’could have.”
Besides him, that is. Not only was he seriously ill, but he also lost his hobby and the love of his life.
When he passed away, even his daughter wasn’t by his side.
“Though your mom has a childish temper, she’s an excellent woman. I don’t think she’s missing but
merely left. Nichs sighed again. “But she was unwilling to return to the Joneson Family for some
reason. Probably because she was afraid that we might force her to marry someone else.”
Since Elspeth did not know the whole story, she did not dare to make anyments about it.
“Alright, then. Let’s leave it for now.” He looked at her and smiled kindly. “Dad still doesn’t know that his
only granddaughter has grown up into such a pretty woman. Why don’t youe home with us and
learn your roots on the way?”
Hearing that, she felt her heart sink. “It’s not the right time to do that yet. I still have something to attend
to. . How about I visit Old Mr. Joneson when I’m free?”
“Although I know I shouldn’t make things difficult for you, to tell you the truth, my dad hasn’t had a good
sleep
because of Helena, so I’m sure he will be happy to see you.”
She took a deep breath. “I’ll head over to ydal in a few days to visit Old Mr. Joneson. How about
that?”