Skeletons Of The Marital Closet novel Chapter 1159

She turned around slowly and met his eyes. "Do you think I'm really the missing daughter of the Yarn family?"

"Have you asked your father-in-law? How did he answer?" Shawn asked.

"Dad said, I'm not his biological daughter, he and my mother adopted me back then."

Shawn pursed his lips slightly.

It had developed to this point, and Gale's true identity was quite clear.

It was just that she could not accept it psychologically.

"Galey, no matter whose daughter you are, you always have two identities, which follow you firmly, and no one can take them away." Shawn looked deep into her eyes.

"Two identities?"

"One is my wife. One is Nicole's mother."

Gale chuckled lightly. "But these two identities were not obtained voluntarily by me at the beginning. Shawn, you married me by force. You held my hand and signed at the marriage window, and Nicole..."

"In the beginning, I wanted to abort them. I didn't want to conceive your child again, and I didn't want to have children for you because our first child was killed by your own hands."

"But, but...The doctor said that my body can't bear another miscarriage. If I want to abort it, I won't be able to conceive again in the future." Gale lowered her eyes.

Gale had no choice but to give birth.

She was very glad that she did not get rid of it and had two lovely, lively, and intelligent children.

Shawn misunderstood her. "Do you regret giving birth to her?"

"No, I just want to say that in my life, I don't have an identity that I want voluntarily, and it's all forced on me."

"Yes, Galey. You are the chief designer of Lovito. This is a job you chose yourself, and it's a job you like," Shawn said in a deep voice.

"But it's not my original intention to join."

"What was your original career plan?"

"Create my own jewelry brand. Take the cheap jewelry route, with a price of about 100 dollars, so that every girl can have beautiful and shining jewelry," Gale replied.

Affordable jewelry brand?

In Shawn's mind, the first thing that came to mind was the jewelry brand that Molly designed the artwork for.