In Love, Never Say Never

I brooded for a good long while. “Isn’t Nick Cameron’s biological son?” I asked Ashton, breaking the silence.

It was obvious how much Cameron loves Rebecca. But she treated Nick completely differently. She was negligent and dismissive of him.

Ashton started the engine. With his eyes on the road, he grunted in acknowledgment. “When Nick’s father married Cameron, his birth mother had already passed away from an accident. He was in his early teens when Cameron became his stepmother.”

Early teens. He was old enough by then. Nick did not feel much affection towards Cameron as well.

“Why did Cameron invite all of us for a meal?” Logically, I would be the last person she wants to meet.

At a red light, Ashton pulled the handbrake and turned to me. “Are you still feeling a grudge?”

“What grudge?” I was startled.

“Towards Cameron and Rebecca?”

I bit my lip and glanced towards Summer, who was fast asleep. “Life is long, we have to move forward one way or another,” I answered evasively.

It wasn’t possible for me to stay where I was. The matter with Macy and the child was out of my control. What was within my control was the ability to make my peace with it.

and Cameron weren’t

had good relations and decent financial capabilities. He must have pulled some strings to get the matter resolved

at my household register and smiled. “There’s

Register always been at

married, Grandpa told me to move it over here. But I was thinking of Grandma. She would be left alone if

raised an eyebrow. “Didn’t you and John create

him to us, he was almost a grown man. The Stovalls found him at Grandma’s and took him away. I think his registration was created by

in K City. Have you ever thought about why John’s father chose your grandmother

to the circumstances at that time,” I replied, nonplussed. It was twenty years ago,

with the heir apparent

did think that it was a coincidence. When she brought me out of R Province, she told me

much of it at the time. Looking back at it now, however, it did seem strange. Grandma spent her entire life in a tiny

about it, the more it gnawed at me. Now that Grandma was gone, I couldn’t find

the past. Forget about it. It’s

the plan of moving with Summer to Peakville Estate. She may not like the sudden change, so Jackson and I agreed to have her at Peakville Estate by day and at

we got home late to

rather tired. When the car pulled up and I threw open the door, Ashton appeared to lift me up in his arms before I had the chance to react. He carried me all the way into the

said, “Ashton, let me down. I can walk on my