Love Coming From The Least Expected novel Chapter 587

Isabelle saw that I was agitated, so she came over and said, “That’s enough. I’ll tell you about it later. Mark hates noises, so you should calm down first and sit down. If you keep speaking loudly, he’ll be unhappy.”

“I can’t calm down, Mom. I’ve wanted to ask you since Nathan said I’m not his daughter. It’s been so long, but you keep hiding the truth from me. I’ve been waiting patiently with nothing to show. Can’t you tell me? I’m your daughter. Can’t you comfort me a little when I’m down and helpless?” I retorted.

I burst out with discontentment. Isabelle was never around whenever I needed her. She was my mother, so I wished she would encourage me a little whenever I was down and needed support.

“When Nathan said that I’m not his daughter, I was scared and wanted to see you. However, you did not say anything and hung up on me. Mom, do I not matter to you because we haven’t seen each other for more than a decade? Am I nothing to you? Is that why you abandoned me with the Tanners?”

Isabelle looked at me with a shocked expression. I was usually mild-tempered, so she did not expect me to lash out at her. After a moment of silence, she sighed and said, “It’s not that I don’t want to say anything. Some matters have to be revealed at the right time. Since you have grown up, I don’t want to cause you pressure by restricting you like a child. I’m sorry, Eve.”

I was always reluctant to make Isabelle angry. When she said that to calm me, I began to feel guilty again. I realized that I should not hurt her, as she must have been sad in all those years. Otherwise, she would not be so busy after returning to the country.

“I shouldn’t have lost my temper.” I took a deep breath to calm down. Then, I set aside the newspaper I was holding and asked, “All I want to know is who my father is. Mom, can you tell me?”

Isabelle frowned and seemed conflicted. She looked up quickly. After glancing at my expression, her gaze turned to somewhere behind me, and she chuckled. “It has been reported in the newspaper. Didn’t you read it?”