A tremor ran through Isaac's body.

He leaned forward slightly, supporting himself with one hand on the window glass.

“Hey, what's wrong? Do you feel sick?" Forrest approached him immediately to check up on him.

Isaac motioned for Forrest to stay away by waving his hand.

He just felt heartbroken.

The loss of his two children was too devastating.

The woman he believed was filthy and he had insulted more than once turned out to be the one who won his heart.

He had never done anything he deeply regretted until now.

Isaac thought of Camila and felt a deep sorrow in his chest.

He felt terrible that he had misunderstood her and lost his kids as a result.

Because of his mistake, he had to pay a significant price.

Just the thought of it was too much for him.

“Her baby is gone. The next time you see her, avoid talking about this or she'll cry," Isaac said softly, trying to hide the quaver in his voice.

Forrest did not look surprised at the news.

He just sighed.

“One of the twins died, so it would be difficult to keep the other one. Her uterus got damaged during the operation last time, after all. I guess this is for the best, though. I tried to convince her to get an abortion. She doesn't even know who the children's father is. Still, she insisted on giving birth to the child and raising it alone. Honestly, I have no idea what she was thinking when she decided that."

Isaac felt a pang in his heart.

Camila still chose to keep the child, even though he despised her.

It just showed how brave she was.

“Well, I've told you everything I know. Can you tell me now where you found Camila?" Forrest had not forgotten his goal.

Isaac remained silent for a few seconds. After a while, he pulled out his phone.

“You can locate the number Camila just contacted by restoring the call log."

Forrest's eyes lit up.

He grabbed the phone and hurriedly changed the configuration. Soon after, the call log was restored. He clicked on the number Camila had contacted. As his finger hovered over the call button, his breathing became ragged.

He took a deep breath before tapping the call button.