You, Me And Our Genus Twins

Chapter 64 Unhappy

Madeline thought about it for a moment. “If you’re asking for my opinion, of course I’d prefer to be able to reveal the truth about the past so that Cameron gets prosecuted.”

Michael looked into his daughter’s eyes. “Trust me, Madeline. I hate Cameron as much as you do! Revealing whatever Cameron did would also expose the truth about Angie’s birth parents, though, and that would come as a huge blow to Angie…”

After pausing for a moment, Michael gathered his words before speaking at a slower pace and explaining, “I have a scale in my heart that tells me you take up a larger spot than Angie, Madeline … I was thinking that I could find other ways to make Cameron pay for what she did in the past. As for Angie… I’ll announce her as an adopted daughter we brought home. Once you meet your ancestors, I’ll get Angie to move out of the house. As an adopted daughter, she’ll no longer have the right to inherit anything from the family. Since she was once my child, I just want to give her a clean background so that she doesn’t get cursed whenever she’s out in public.”

“We’ll just go with whatever you say,” Madeline uttered with a smile.

Michael’s eyes lit up. “Does that mean you agree with me, Madeline?”

“If you’re asking for my opinion, of course I would want everyone to know about Cameron’s deeds so that she can pay for whatever she did in the past,” Madeline replied. “But if you don’t agree to it, I won’t force you to do anything. We’re father and daughter, not enemies—it’s only right for us to consider each other’s viewpoints.”

However, fate wasn’t everything. When it came to relationships, what mattered was each other’s sincerity. Madeline was a realist. Her actions toward others depended on how they acted toward her. She would repay them with whatever kindness they showed, and she might be a little kinder than they were, but that was about it. Madeline gave Michael a friendly smile. She was polite but distant—it certainly didn’t seem like the sort of attitude a daughter would show to her father.

met all sorts of different

warmth and joy that Angie had experienced was supposed to belong to Madeline. Furthermore,

this for her. How would he have the right to ask her to accept him wholeheartedly without having her guard up, then? If she was actually able to do it, then he would suspect that she didn’t genuinely want him as a father. He would think that she

and sad. Perhaps it was because they were blood-related, but Michael found himself being fond of Madeline. She didn’t just remind him of his wife, but she even looked a lot like his mother when she was younger. Madeline’s appearance gave him a sense of familiarity, and he felt especially attached to her when he thought about how she was born from his and his wife’s love. But Angie… He couldn’t bring himself to do such

and he couldn’t bring himself to ruin her future just like that. It was impossible

best that he could do was to bring Madeline home before using his love to gradually form an emotional bond with her. He would show her that she was the daughter he loved the most. On the other hand, he would slowly distance himself from Angie before finding a way for her to get married to someone who lived far away. Once Angie had a good partner…

he stated that he

Madeline. I just got my hands on my wife and sons… My sons, especially! I just snatched them over… Hey, no. I mean, I just brought them home, yet the Wendels popped out of nowhere and want to take them away from

Madeline treat Michael and Jonathan as if they were just guests. The few of them spoke

had made plans with Sam to return to the Taylor Residence for a meal and that she could only

him and Sam that he wanted to bring Madeline back to the Wendels now. Nigel was worried about his sister’s health,

told Nigel that he would keep it a secret for the time being considering Crystal’s health and Angie’s reputation, and deliberate over the matter. Nigel was still worried, so he asked if he could

the hall and chit-chatted with Michael for a long while, so she didn’t wake the kids from their naps. Both of the boys slept until evening time when Philip woke them up and