The Day I Kissed An Older Man

Chapter 2727

"Mister Vince, it's a downpour out there. Miss Rita will get sick if she runs around outside," said Donna.

"It's her own fault if she gets sick," remarked Vince stiffly. "No one told her to go out."

Sensing a slight softening in his tone, Donna quickly interjected, "Why don't I help her? That painting is a cherished memento for her, so it's understandable for her to be so anxious about it."

In the end, Vince sighed and waved. Donna immediately followed Rita outside.

It was partly the servants' fault that the painting went missing. They only knew that the painting, which had been hanging for over a decade, was suddenly being taken down, but they completely overlooked where it had been put.

'Oh, what a mess this has turned out,' thought Donna.

see Rita distressed. Thus, she ran into the

door, used for storing junk. She saw the usually clean frame carelessly thrown on the ground and completely covered in dust. It was as if she alone cherished the

hold back any longer, Rita lowered her head

there to accompany her. Not even her father, Vince,

hair. "Goodness, Miss Rita, you're soaking wet, and

face streaked with either tears or rain. She

she would never have allowed

mansion like the Russell family's, there was not

no choice. Her resistance was seen as nothing more than troublemaking in her father's eyes; she was the one who disrupted the peace of the

she had painstakingly found back to her room. Only in

hid the painting in the deepest corner of her closet. The painting depicted the warm family bond of her, her father, and her mother. How beautiful those

She thought him undeserving of the painting. She