Chapter 3345: Chapter 3346

Yes, I named our child.

And it’s just because I miss Jessie.

But you?

You couldn’t care less about that child.

You’re not interested in anything about her, are you? But I’ll show more mercy than you.

Before you go, I’ll let you meet your child.

Well, I should say I’ll let her meet you.

But children’s memory’s limited.

She’ll forget your face in time.

”

“She’ll remember her nanny, her teachers, every kind woman around her in her life; everyone but not you,” Albert said gently.

He wielded Daisy’s greatest mistake like a dagger, plunging it into her heart.

“In my mind, Jeslyn is my child with Jessie.

She’s got nothing to do with you.

Truth is, I never cared much about physical stuff.

If I did, I wouldn’t have only fallen for Jessie after all those flings,” he asserted.

Daisy closed her eyes in resignation.

She surrendered.

The nanny arrived with Jeslyn, but the meeting between Jeslyn and Daisy was brief.

Albert soon whisked Jeslyn away, shielding her from the distressing sight.

As expected, Jeslyn didn’t recognize the woman on the bed.

Daisy breathed her last at nine in the evening.

Albert arranged an elaborate funeral for Daisy, though he opted not to bury her in the Waston family plot.

Instead, he found another resting place for her.

After all, they were once husband and wife.

The Fowler family had ties to the Wastons, and Melissa, Albert’s former colleague, received the news.

She was going to Heron.

Having coffee with Jessie, Melissa answered the call.

After she hung up, she murmured softly, “Albert’s

wife has passed away.

”

Melissa fixed her gaze on Jessie.

Jessie stayed quiet for a moment before gracing her lips with a smile.

“What a shame.

I’ve heard they were deeply in love.

It’s surprising they didn’t make it through to the end.

”

Melissa sensed the indifference in Jessie’s words.

She believed that the relationship was long gone in Jessie’s heart.

Melissa remained silent, and they sat across from each other, sipping coffee quietly.

But Jessie appeared less relaxed than before, hinting that her earlier indifference might not have been genuine.

After that, they bid each other goodbye.

As usual, Marcus arrived to personally fetch Melissa.

Though he offered to drive Jessie home, she declined with a slight shake of her head, expressing her desire to wander alone.

Melissa felt compelled to speak but hesitated.

Marcus closed the door of the sleek black Rolls-Royce Phantom, fixing his gaze on Jessie for a moment before smiling.

“It’s good for you to have some time to yourself.

”