Too Much To Bear My Love

Chapter 581 Selfish

Since Amelia was at Saspiuburg for the past few days, much work had piled up. She greeted her colleagues from the same department and buried herself in work as soon as she arrived.

It was almost noon when her phone rang. Amelia picked it up to have a look and frowned when she saw the words displayed on her phone screen.

Despite being a little unhappy with it, Amelia eventually answered the call. “Hello.”

“Amelia, it’s Dad. I’m outside of your office. Can you come down to meet Mom and me?” Dominic’s cautious voice rang out from the phone.

Amelia heaved a sigh. Even though her parents had done many wrong things, Amelia could not bear to cut off ties with them.

It was acceptable for parents to make mistakes, but not for a child. Otherwise, one would be considered unfilial.

Amelia answered, “Dad, you and Mom wait for me. I’m coming down now.”

It was almost lunchtime too. Amelia tidied up the documents on her table and turned off her computer. She was about to head downstairs when Jolin followed closely behind.

“Jolin, go and have lunch with the other colleagues. I’m going down to do something,” said Amelia.

Jolin adamantly said, “I’m sorry, Ms. Amelia. I have to stay by your side to protect you. What if the same incident happens? That someone knocks you down with a car. I’ll be the one at fault if anything happens to you.”

After hearing what Jolin said, Amelia was deeply frustrated.

“Jolin, this is my order. I don’t think Oscar sent you to restrict my freedom,” Amelia persisted. It was rare for her to put up an uncompromising attitude.

Jolin frowned and looked at Amelia with slight disapproval.

“Please listen to me, Jolin. I’ll go downstairs and come up in a moment.”

At last, Jolin could only compromise, and Amelia hurriedly went downstairs.

of the building, she saw the old couple leaning against each other. Amelia did not know

used to treat her indifferently had grown

caution that surfaced gave

Amelia felt that they

you at work, are we?” Dominic asked with concern while Melanie glanced

both of you have not eaten yet, right? Let me

Dominic nodded in agreement.

ordered the food. When she passed the menu back to the waiter, she said,

right. We’ll serve as fast as we can.” With that, the waiter left

around at the room’s interior and commented, “Amelia, is it expensive to

is delicious and authentic. The price is reasonable too,” Amelia said

you have a job and married a good man. Your mom and I are here today not to ask anything from you. We’re not that shameless. We just want you to stop going to the Hutton residence. As long as you agree to our request, your

in Amelia’s eyes dimmed, and the tinge of

it to Dominic. “Dad, this is the money I have saved for both of you over the past few years. I wanted to transfer it to your accounts, but all the accounts that I know have been canceled. I didn’t dare to call any of you, so I’ve saved the money here. Consider it my repayment for your kindness in

the card with an inscrutable countenance. He hesitated for a while and eventually

mom and I don’t need your money. We only have one condition. That is to stop troubling the Hutton family. Please take it as

card that was returned to her and smiled wryly. “Dad, are you refusing to give me

hard on you while you were with us. That’s why we can’t accept your money. We’ll feel bad too.” Dominic shook

guys are trying to

a sigh in her

family was still as indifferent to her as they were before. Even when they seemed to be different

did not utter another word and kept the bank card. She, too, appeared

need my help with. We’re still

need one favor, Amelia. Can you please stop

looked at Dominic. She lowered her

bent his legs, and knelt

the money I spent while bringing you up, and don’t go near the Hutton family. It has been years since our family lived in peace. Moreover, your brother is suffering from liver cirrhosis. All it takes is one small

wanted to bend down and help Dominic up. However, as soon as she heard what he said, Amelia’s hands froze in

each other in so long, Dad. Don’t you