My Love Until the Last Goodbye (Mary and Maximus) novel Chapter 777

Chapter 0777 

It wasn’t until Valentina’s death that he finally found the push he needed to turn his life around–the very spark his sister had always hoped for. 

For years, he had searched for a way to take revenge on the Levett family, but time had run out for him. The one who ultimately took the burden was Anthony Moriarty–the little boy who used to follow Marcus around like a shadow. 

At first, Marcus had no idea that the child who was always clinging to Valentina’s father was actually Vincent’s hidden son. 

Anthony. 

The boy had been a secret, kept away from Marcus by both Vincent and Valentina’s father. 

But why? 

Because Vincent feared retaliation. 

He knew that if Marcus ever found out the truth, there was a chance he would seek revenge–not just against him, but against the child. 

Valentina never agreed with hiding Anthony. 

She had planned to tell Marcus the truth on that fateful day March 19. 

But she never got the chance. 

After her death, Vincent’s entire world shattered. 

Grief. Regret. Rage. 

But it was too late. 

His beloved sister was gone, and all he could do now was honor her memory. 

So he took over the family business, left his wild lifestyle behind, and slowly became a real father to Anthony. 

For a long time, he believed that all the Bartz family members had been wiped out. 

But when he found out that Marcus was still alive–that he was seeking revenge for what was done to his wife, child, and family–Vincent knew their paths would inevitably cross again. 

Marcus didn’t know much about Vincent, and truthfully, Vincent had never even met Marcus in person. 

He had never approved of his sister’s marriage. 

But after seeing how ruthlessly Marcus avenged Valentina, he felt nothing but respect for the man. 

He realized that his sister had made the right choice. 

Now, at 68 years old, Vincent had finally built a good relationship with Anthony. 

He was proud of his son. 

ཚོ ཚོ ཚོ གོ་ 

But more than anything, he adored his granddaughter. 

To him, she was the very image of Valentina. 

In his heart, it felt as if his sister had been reborn through the little girl. 

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Chapter 0777 

“Valentina, go to your room and put on your other sock,” Angela Moriarty said, her voice softer now. 

“I don’t want you to get sick. And if you do, we won’t be able to go to the beach with Daddy.” 

The little girl’s eyes widened in panic. 

Without another word, she sprinted to her room, determined to follow orders. 

Angela let out a small sigh before turning to her husband. 

“How are you feeling, love?” she asked, her voice filled with concern. 

Anthony took a deep breath, his eyes burning with conviction. 

“Calm. My aunt will finally get the justice she deserves.” 

Angela nodded before asking, “And what about Frank Levett Sr.? What about Alexia?” 

Anthony exhaled slowly, leaning back against the dresser. 

“Frank Sr…. I’m sending him to a hospice.” 

Angela’s brows furrowed. “Like Marcus did before?” 

“Exactly. You know… at first, I didn’t understand it. I was furious. 

“I couldn’t wrap my head around why Marcus left that man alive. 

“That bastard planned the massacre of his family. 

“If it were me, I would have killed him without hesitation.” 

Anthony let out a dry chuckle, shaking his head. 

“But now, I understand.” 

Angela tilted her head. “Why, my love?” 

“Marcus has rebuilt his life. He has a family now–a woman who makes him happy. She has made him happy for over fifteen years. 

“He’s not the same man he was before. 

“When he was alone, his heart was broken. He was broken. 

“Now? 

“Now he has a family to protect. He doesn’t want to taint his hands with blood anymore. 

“Not when there’s already so much of it on them.” 

Angela exhaled. “So… you’ll let Frank die in peace?” 

Anthony nodded. 

“Yes. If you saw him, Angela… you would pity him. 

“The man is blind, missing an ear, a finger, and his own son cut out his tongue and vocal cords. 

“He can’t even walk. 

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“Tell me do you think he needs any more punishment?” 

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