Life After Prison

Chapter 17

“I…I have a daughter…I really do have a daughter!” Severin was more than pleasantly surprised. He could not have imagined that he would receive such blessings when he least expected it! Diane had gotten pregnant with his child after a drunken one-night stand, and she later gave birth to his adorable daughter. To top it off, Severin could tell that Diane was a good woman, one that was selfless, kind, and strong!

She was the kind of woman that Severin should protect, not gold-diggers like Lucy who placed vanity and money above all else.

In addition, the woman standing in front of him had the kind of character and aura that was unhampered by her ordinary-looking clothes, and her near-flawless face was practically glowing with beauty.

Diane had suffered a lot anguish and injustice in the past five years, so Severin secretly vowed to himself that he would make it up to her for everything that she went through-he wanted to convince her that she did not choose the wrong man, and he was determined to fulfill his responsibility as a good father. 1

Diane’s expression was still cold, and she looked at Trevor one last time before saying to him. Mister Trevor, I hope you’ll let Severin go out and put this matter to rest out of courtesy for the Shanahans.”

of courtesy to the Shanahans in the past, but I’m afraid I can’t do that today.” Trevor’s expression turned icy cold as he said, “That b*stard Severin ruined my

so many wealthy businessmen if we just let this matter slide. So, you see, we can’t just let Severin off the

sank even more and she glared at them while saying, “Don’t cross the line, Trevor. The Loughs can’t

wouldn’t dare to offend the Shanahans. If I extend a courtesy, it’ll be for the Shanahans, not you! After all, you’ve been disowned by the Shanahans, haven’t you? And now you’re making a living

the Shanahans

turned out to be Severin’s! I get why you didn’t reveal that to anyone at the time. Are

born out of wedlock is truly a match made in heaven for an ex-convict!” She folded her hands in front of her chest and added, “Don’t you think you’re a damn fool? You were doing just fine

that’s happening now is a consequence of your actions. I’m so

as she stepped forward and kicked Easton, who was squatting on the ground. “My daughter is not a