No matter what, at least I can still see her now, at least I know she's living well. That's enough."

His voice was hoarse and pained, indescribably sorrowful.

Lilah felt deeply for him but was helpless.

"Go away! Get away from my mom! My mom is mine alone!" At this moment, Lillie stormed in from outside, pointing at Absolon's face, speaking word by word:

"You hurt my mom when you were young, leaving her to wander abroad alone. She finally forgot the past and started anew, and now you're back. You will only break her heart. You don't deserve to be here, to disrupt our lives. Get away from us!" Lillie's voice was filled with fear and panic.

If she could tolerate Lilah and Miranda's presence for other reasons, Absolon's presence was something she absolutely couldn't accept.

She understood how overwhelming love could make a woman, just like herself. For Gerard, she had persuaded Joselyn to come here, and for Gerard, she was planning even more.

If Joselyn turned into someone like her, she couldn't imagine what she would have left.

Absolon remained silent in response.

Clearly, he didn't know how to answer either.

"Lillie, adult matters are beyond your understanding. You should go back. No matter what, your mom won't abandon you, "

Lilah tried to persuade.

Lillie merely laughed coldly, "I don't believe it. This man is here to take my mom away. I hate him!"

With that, she rushed out without looking back.

Joselyn was actually standing outside the door, witnessing Lillie's despair and feeling it deeply.

Since she had already let them down, she must not let down the one who needed her love the most—Lillie.

Joselyn wiped away the tears from her eyes and turned to follow Lillie's footsteps.

In the following days, Absolon frequently appeared around the hospital.

At first, he could still enter and see Joselyn. After being discovered by the domineering Lillie a few times, he was no longer allowed to enter the hospital and could only gaze from afar, even if he couldn't see anything.

People said he was so obsessed that he forgot who he was.

Danna seemed to have learned about this too.

She observed Absolon for several days, glimpsing the truth from his distracted state, and decided to take the initiative to intervene.