Crashing into an Old Flame

When Diana remained quiet for some time, Helian Chen spoke up, ’’How is your sister?"

Diana snapped out of her daze, ’’Good.’’

’’What about the child?"

At the mention of Angel, Diana’s grip tightened on the fork in her hand, ’’She did not end up in some foster care. Don’t worry.’’

’’You are still upset about it.’’

Diana smiled, ’’I am not upset. I am just shocked that you would talk about Angel after everything you said about her. I can’t seem to forget how persistent you were about not accepting her as a part of this family.’’

’’Angel. Is that what you named her?" The man nodded, sipping his wine, ’’Good.’’

Diana looked at her father blankly.

Noticing the look on her face, Helian Chen could not help but sigh, ’’Do you think your mother would have let it be if I backed you up?"

Diana frowned, ’’What do you mean?"

’’The Si Family’s youngest daughter was your sister’s friend, right? I was aware that she was the one who sent the child to us,’’ the man stated calmly, ’’There was no point arguing with your mother. So, I decided it’s much better to leave the ball in your court.’’