Regret Came Too Late

As Grace listened to Liam complain, she apologized over and over. She was shocked to hear that Quentin was bedridden. That explained why Alice had shown up today.

Grace was now holding the partnership contract between Lambert Group and Henderson Group. If she wasn't mistaken, this was the project Quentin had worked so hard on for two years. But now, Henderson Group was walking away with all the benefits, handed to them by Alice herself.

This would crush Lambert Group's hard-earned chance to climb the corporate ladder. She wondered if Quentin even knew what was happening.

With this realization, Grace couldn't sit still any longer. She asked Ethan for time off and drove straight to the Lambert residence.

The mood at the Lambert residence was downright gloomy. Everyone who saw her return looked like they had seen a ghost. Grace asked where Quentin's room was and headed upstairs.

The smell of medicine hung in the air. She pushed the door open gently and heard Quentin coughing. It had been such a short amount of time since she had last seen him, yet his health had gone downhill so quickly.

When he saw her, Quentin froze, then he gave a bitter smile. Was he hallucinating before death came for him too?

sat by the bed and pulled out the contract. "Mr. Lambert, I remember Lambert Group had a major project two years in the making. Is this it?

contract's already signed. Was this

spoke, she noticed Quentin staring at her

bed. Grace quickly steadied him, but the next second, he slapped her across the face. She

acts before because you'd always show up when you got bored. But this time, Liam was in a coma for so long, and you were out there

for this family at all? When your grandfather died, I promised him I'd

thought nobody in the Lambert family genuinely cared about her, so she had not bothered to call. But her

anger. Grace stayed quiet for a few

several times, then let out a bitter laugh. "I really don't know how to handle you anymore. You seem so well-behaved, but you're stubborn as hell about

outside my study for a week, and I thought maybe you weren't a

even call me Dad now. I really don't know where