Eloise who raised Rena. At the wedding, Rena will only address Eloise as her mother, and you, Lyndon, won't even bear witness to this because you won't even be invited to the event!"

Mark pressed on, saying, “What kind of father are you? Rena's real father and my dear sister Reina now lie side by side in the cemetery, while you, Lyndon, sleep beside another woman. You hastily married someone else right after leaving my sister. And now you seek to gain an advantage. Where in the world does such good fortune exist?"

Lyndon found himself unable to refute.

During that time, Reina had misunderstood him. He had merely been in the company of Dahlia but nothing untoward had occurred.

Subsequently, Reina had left of her own accord.

Lyndon remained oblivious to Reina's pregnancy until after he married

Dahlia.

He knew nothing of it.

With a cigarette held between his fingers, Mark pointed at Lyndon and proclaimed, “God intended for you to have no offspring."

Mark's sister, Reina, hailed from a wealthy family and willingly chose to be with a man of modest means. However, as if that wasn't shocking enough, reality proved more intriguing than fiction. Reina had been let down by this destitute man.

The callous individual had been enamored with that wretched woman for over two decades.

Huh!

Mark considered Lyndon to be deranged for desiring Rena as his daughter.

Mark held nothing back, nor did he need to exercise restraint. What had

Lyndon Lost?

Lyndon had lost nothing but Reina succumbed to depression and passed away. Mark lost his cherished sister.

Korbyn stood by, observing.

Lyndon turned to Korbyn seeking assistance, yet Korbyn remained impartial, leaving Lyndon feeling a sense of pity.

It was true that Lyndon had rendered aid to the Fowler family, but the

Fowler family had repaid Lyndon's kindness over the years.

Additionally, Cecilia had once spoken in her sleep, alleging that

Elvira had pushed her into the water.