Chapter 113: I DON’T KNOW WHO IT IS
"Miss Dove, I don’t want to ask you anything that makes you feel uncomfortable. Because I believe that if you want me to know something you would just tell me." Dante said.
He saw Dove staring at his face, and he smiled softly before continuing, "Moreover, whatever that woman said I know it was bullshit even if you don’t tell me."
Dove blinked her eyes in slight surprise, before a small smile appeared on her lipsz and she lowered her head to look at her plate and murmured, "Why do you have so much trust on me, Mr Lancaster? Maybe what she told was right."
Dove felt a strange clenching feeling in her heart and he pressed her lips together. Dante, why does he so easily believes that, when the Mr and Mrs Davis, who had seen her grow up, they hadn’t even asked her for at least an explanation before jumping into any conclusion.
She understands that she was also not in complete right, as Roan had seen her with someone else with his own eyes, and she wasn’t denying it, and wasn’t even blaming it to him. But to go on telling people that the treated her like their own daughter, so it was at least expected that they would have at least let the daughter explain.
But they did not. And what hurt Dove even more from their side was that, she initially thought that if they also came to know what their son himself has done too, then perhaps they would even it out. It would not end in a very good note, but it wouldn’t be so bad too.
But she was proven wrong today. They just told that they used to see her as family. Because even after knowing whatever their son that done, they still stuck on blaming and defaming her.
She knew that she wasn’t completely at no fault from her side, but even they were not all clean. So why only blame her?
Well, if that was so, if she was already the bad guy in the story, she would actually prove to be one.
Dante continued staring at Dove as she seemed to be in her own thoughts, before he spoke gaining her attention again, "Even if what that woman said was right, I believe that how she said was not."