Chapter 1802
Back in the day, Marlinie had rushed to him in desperation, pleading for him to take in her daughter
for a mere three months, after which she would return to claim her.
Given that the request had come from his goddess, the notion of refusal never crossed his mind. He
agreed without a second thought.
However, three months flew by, and Marlinie did not return as promised to take her daughter. with
the presence of Ellinor in their home causing strife and tension and Tracy's constant nagging, he
sent the child to the countryside.
Who would have thought that just a week after sending Ellinor away, Marlinie would reappear in
search of her daughter?
Facing his goddess, Arnold was too ashamed to confess that he had sent her daughter away.
Fearing it would tarnish his image in her eyes, he lied, saying that the child had contracted a strange
illness and passed away.
Marlinie was heartbroken. She asked for her daughter's remains and left.
The urn he gave her, however, contained the ashes of a pet dog once owned by his eldest daughter,
Sheila
Many years had passed since that incident, and Arnold never expected Marlinie to discover the truth
and confront him.
Arnold's remaining silent only made Marlinie's resentment grow. âSpeak up! Why did you separate
us?"
Arnold could not provide a reasonable explanation, so he just fell to his knees beside Marlinie's
hospital bed. âI'm sorry, Marlinie! Please forgive me... But considering I didnât harm your daughter,
could you please spare me? Could you ask those guys outside to leave me alone?â
Marlinie had nothing to say. She stared at the pathetic man groveling in front of her, wondering
why she had ever entrusted Pearl to this man
While Marlinie held her tongue, Lea did not hold back. She stepped forward, pointed at Arnold, and
venomously spat. âYou dare to claim that you didnât harm Ellinor?! Our investigation showed that
you never took care of her. Ellinor survived through her own willpower, resilience, and a bit of luck!
She was fortunate enough to come across a kind-hearted nun who saved her from starvation. You
have no right to claim you took care of her. You shameless pig!"
Arnold, even after being scolded by a child, did not grow angry. He knew from the people outside
that this little girl and the woman sitting beside Marlinieâs bed were not to be trifled with.
He wisely listened, continuously kowtowing and begging for mercy.
âYes! I wronged Ellinor! It's all my fault! I know I was wrong, but please let me go... or call Ellinor
over. I'll apologize to her face-to-face and kowtow at her feet. She's always been understanding;
she'll forgive me.â
Lea was appalled. âYou... How can there be such a weak man in this world?! Next to you, my clueless
dad looks like a knight in shining armor! Go away; don't upset Ms. Marlinie anymore! The sight of
you disgusts us!â
Hearing this, Arnold thought he was saved, and he quickly got up. âAlright... Alright! I'm leaving. I'm
leaving right away.â
As he spoke, he hastily headed for the door.
Marlinie was a patient woman, but thinking of the hardships her daughter had endured over the
years made her patience run thin.
Taking a deep breath, she said, âLea! I need a favor!â
Lea was quick to understand. âDon't worry, Ms. Marlinie. I'll make sure Ellinor gets justice!â
With that, she quickly followed Arnold out.
Arnold thought he was safe once he left the hospital room, but he was stopped again by the men in
black waiting at the door..
Without orders from the young lady of the house, they were not allowed to let this man leave.