Secret Wealthy Marriage

Could he not be moved?

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After so many years, their deep affection for each other seemed ludicrous to everyone except for themselves and friends like Carolline Ruiz.

Especially since they’ve also borne the pressure of having caused the death of Jordy’s mother, and the guilt for crippling another innocent girl. Avery Saunders had actually not needed a wheelchair for a long time, but she refused to stand up just to entangle him for life.

He knew all of this. He had already figured out how to expose Avery Saunders’s and the Saunders Family’s true colors; however, Celia Wade, that girl, couldn’t wait. At the very last moment, she wanted to die with him.

At that time, it would have been better if they had both died. Unfortunately, they both survived, wasting so much time. His own coma and amnesia had caused Celia to shed so many tears.

"Ryan, mom has an idea, but I’m not sure whether to mention it." Although her son had recognized them, Ellie Wilton still sounded cautious when speaking to him.

"Hmm, go ahead," Jordy Wade nodded.

"Keep the name Ryan, but don’t use your mom’s surname, Wilton. Take your dad’s surname, Parker, okay? Your dad is truly innocent. Before you were born, he wanted to give me a proper status, but I was always unwilling. Later when I became pregnant with you, he was even more delighted and naturally wanted to divorce his ex-wife. It was I who stopped him. I later told him I had aborted the baby, and he was genuinely heartbroken when he found out about not having you. During the years I raised you alone, it was because your dad was angry with me for losing you and didn’t bother with me. Your dad really loves you, and he loves me too. That’s why I’ve never been angry with him. I love him, and I don’t want him to carry any bad reputation. I don’t know if you can understand this somewhat obsessive love of your mom’s, but everyone expresses their love differently. Perhaps, by now, I’ve realized that what I did back then was a bit too presumptuous. I caused suffering not only for you and your dad but also for myself. However, Ryan, please don’t be angry with your dad, okay? He is not at fault."

Neither of the men interrupted Ellie Wilton’s explanation. As she spoke, father and son looked at each other.