Chapter 174 Identity Reveal 2

Joshua’s blood stained the gravestone, where a smiling picture of Krystal was placed on. In the picture, she still looked as young and sweet as she used to be back then.

Joshua passed out from the shock, and chaos broke out at the scene.

The Millers swiftly caught him.

“Joshua! Joshua!”

“Mr. Quinn, are you okay?”

Crystal could only stare at the unfolding scene, still holding onto John’s photo in a daze.

She knew that she was not John’s child, and she always wanted to find out who her biological father was. Yet, never in her wildest dreams did she expect Joshua Quinn, of all people, to be her father.

He was the man she had once looked up to, yet he was also the man who had thrown her into hell.

She could not bring herself to show any concern or sympathy when the man passed out. In fact, all she did was watch.

Even David and Henry could figure out that the daughter Joshua had been searching for all along was Crystal.

The revelation came like a bolt from the blue.

David sighed. Things would have ended up differently for Crystal and Henry if this was revealed earlier.

A while later, Joshua regained consciousness.

The sky began drizzling.

The funeral director wiped away the blood on the gravestone and cried out, “Rest in peace.” When the coffin lid closed, John and Krystal were laid to rest together.

“No!” Joshua stumbled and lunged toward the

grave.

“Krystal, let me take you home!”

Joshua, a man of high status, was doing something inappropriate during the funeral. The bystanders did not know what to do in response.

Furthermore, it was bad luck to have blood staining the gravestone of the deceased.

Right as Joshua was wallowing in misery, Crystal’s icy voice sounded out. “Mr. Quinn, this is my mother’s house, and she’s my father’s legal wife. Where do you plan to take her to? The Quinn family’s place? I do -remember that you have a legal wife too.”

Joshua shuddered.

Then, he instinctively turned to Crystal, the girl who resembled his beloved Krystal so much. He was sure that she was his flesh and blood, but at that moment, the look in her eyes held nothing but resentment. and apathy.

directing at him,

the bystanders pull him to the side as he watched Krystal share a grave with another man for the

ignored him as she stood beside

funeral came to an

slowly dispersed. David had initially wanted to have a talk with Crystal, but Joshua was in a bad condition, so he had no choice but to prioritize taking the

time. Crystal headed back to the

then, Henry grabbed her arm

turned to face him.

was as attractive as usual, but Crystal found herself feeling nothing for him.

a polite but distant tone, she said, “Let’s talk another day. I’m not in

now.”

Henry’s face paled.

lips, he said, “Let me send you and Madam Anna back.”

and muttered, “It’s fine. We’ve made arrangements for transportation. You should head

guess what was

he could tell that she had made up her mind in ending their relationship. Henry had mulled over the same matter, wondering if he should really end things with her, but whenever

break up with her or end things with her.

house was quiet and no longer felt as lively without

and Anna quietly had their meal after reaching

approached Crystal and gave her a title deed.

upward in surprise. “What is

in that little house in the suburbs. This house here is worth some money, so you can sell it if you encounter any financial difficulties.

Crystal was crestfallen.

out, “Why are you leaving?

opened her mouth to speak

guessed that Joshua was Crystal’s biological

if she stayed with him.

Crystal shook her head and protested, “I’m not going anywhere.

let out a silent

doubt, she loved Crystal, but the latter was, ultimately,

call you Mom, okay? I’ll

me!”

stiffened, and Crystal tightened her

was faint, and it reminded Anna of the very first time

don’t

down

tough front since John’s death, so

she had no children of

now, Crystal was calling her Mom.

not going anywhere! I’ll stay with you

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