Chapter 1615


    Chapter 1615


    Marcus watched Sophia’s performance in silence. After a while, he finally spoke. “He didn’t say


    anything about you; he just seemed a bit upset.”


    Over the years, he had seen far too many of Sophia’s performances. No matter how convincing she


    was, he could always tell when she was putting on an act. But what could he do about it? His legs were


    useless, and he was stuck in Sophia’s web of maniption, only being able to y along with her


    charades.


    Sophia sighed. “Is Tristan upset? When he wakes up, I’ll make sure to cheer him up.”


    Marcus simply hummed in response, not saying another word.


    Sophia quickly changed the subject. “Oh, Marcus, my father mentioned that we should all go out for


    dinner tonight. He didn’t want to put the burden on Bertha to cook for all of us, so he’s already made a


    reservation at a restaurant.”


    Marcus frowned slightly. “Can I not go?”


    Sophia shook her head. “Marcus, you didn’t go to the airport this morning, and my father was a bit


    upset about that. If you don’t show up for this family dinner, he is going to be even more disappointed in


    you. You care about what my father thinks of you, don’t you?”


    Marcus’ gaze darkened. “Alright, I understand.”


    Sophia leaned in closer to him. “So, you’re saying you’ll go, right?”


    Marcus nodded. “I’ll go. Can you find something suitable for me to wear tonight?”


    Sophiaughed. “Marcus! I knew you wouldn’t let me down! Alright, I’ll go find you something to wear


    right away!”


    Her excitement made her voice louder than she intended.


    Marcus frowned, holding a finger up to his lips and ncing at the sleeping child on the bed.


    Sophia quickly lowered her voice. “Sorry, I got too excited. Thank god we didn’t wake Tristan up.


    Marcus, I’ll go find you some clothes.”


    Once Marcus nodded, he maneuvered his wheelchair to face therge window, squinting out at the sky.


    He didn’t want to go, and he didn’t consider himself part of Sophia’s family, so there was no need for a


    family dinner.


    In the past, he didn’t know his own background and had to believe what they told him.


    Now that he knew his past, he saw Sophia and her father as the ones responsible for his current


    condition. They pretended to be his family, which wasughable.


    On the other side of town.


    Ellinor stood by the window in her room, her eyes full of weariness as she stared at the clouds in the


    sky.


    “So, you didn’t actually get to see Lady Lotus?”


    There was unmistakable disappointment in her voice.


    Balfour stood next to her, sighing. “I almost did, but she noticed there was a stranger in my friend’s


    house and left beforeing upstairs.


    My friend tried to arrange another meeting, but she refused and even returned the tuition my friend had


    paid her, saying she wouldn’t teach her anymore.”


    Ellinor frowned in confusion. “Why would an art teacher be so cautious about strangers?”


    “I find it strange too, but I couldn’t persuade her to meet.”Text ? owned by N?velDrama.Org.