Beyond the Divorce

"Oh, really?" She seemed surprised, then looked at my mom without hesitation and said, "I didn't know she was from Yare."

I smiled faintly. "Not this mother here, but my biological mother. Her name was Lucille Avila, and she was probably from a noble family in Yare."

"In that case, I wouldn't have known her. Our family is just middle-class. In Yare, we're just an ordinary family." Hana's response was quick, and she was clearly distancing herself from any connection.

If their family was really ordinary, how could they afford to send their daughter abroad for further studies, especially to Monora?

I wasn't swayed by her words and said gently, "Some changes happened in my family. My father was framed, my mother was killed, and I lost all my childhood memories. Later, I found out that my current parents were not my biological parents. Back then, some people wanted to kill me, and they saved me, allowing me to live."

"Oh... is that so? You don't remember anything from before?" she asked.

Avila family in Yare, since that's my mother's maternal family. That's why I felt a special kind of connection to you when I heard you were from Yare and had the

I looked at Hana, who was sitting beside me in the rocking chair. "I

could you not remember anything?" Hana looked at me, clearly

She seemed to realize her reaction and quickly covered it up. "Then

that, I chuckled internally. My mother's name sounded natural when she said it, and I was sure she had intentionally avoided the topic earlier. She probably knew about my mother's family and might even have some connection to them. After a moment of

was on the same flight as Atlas's parents' when their plane crashed. My mother was deeply in love with my father, and she was devastated.

secretly investigated and uncovered the truth, only to be ruthlessly killed. She made my favorite fried chicken on the day she passed away. But

Hana asked, scrutinizing me, and

my head. I explained to her how I

interrupting me, but I could see fluctuations

such ruthless people could exist. Does your biological father know that your mother is no