Go After My Ex-wife
Chapter 1235 Great Care

Lamar turned to Raeleigh and said, "I had no choice. I can't protect her once she leaves this place."

"In all these years, I've rushed to so many places and searched all around, but I couldn't find you. Your mother's situation wasn't optimistic. Sometimes, she cried like a child. Over the past year, the situation was pretty good, but she was still in a wheelchair and couldn't get out. I know that so many of these complicated problems are now being dumped onto you. It is difficult for you to accept it, but I must ask for your forgiveness because I can't change any of it."

"I don't hate you." Raeleigh looked at the man who was her father. She really didn't hate him.

Lamar turned around and looked at her. "You're a very good child. We got you into trouble. If it weren't for my original decision, then you would have been fine and safe."

"No, I am also doing very well now."

Raeleigh blushed and lowered her head. She was like a child in front of her father.

Lamar asked, "Can I hug you?"

Raeleigh lowered her head and nodded.

He walked over and held Raeleigh in her arms. "I'm sorry."

Raeleigh froze for a moment and she then shook her head. "It wasn't your fault."

After pulling away from each other, Lamar said, "No matter who did it, I hope you'll stay. This is your home now. We want you to live together with us."

"I'll think about it." Raeleigh had thought about this a lot. At first, she wanted to continue her studies, but now it seemed she didn't. Her family was important to her, and she didn't want to go back. "Let's go." Lamar didn't want to be too hasty. He was very happy that his daughter was back. He shouldn't expect too much.

If she wanted to leave, then Lamar would accept it.

At first, Raeleigh didn't talk much about it, but she soon opened up about it.

When Lamar asked why Raeleigh chose to study car design, she thought about it for a moment and said, "In fact, I don't really enjoy this major either. But when I was in the orphanage, there was a child named Arsel. He and his parents came to my orphanage and gave us so many things. We only knew each other for a day. I wanted to be with him. But I was very young then. Then, there was a fire in the orphanage that same day, so I was separated from him. I thought he died in that fire. I was disheartened and thought I had..."

She couldn't bring herself to say the word 'abandoned', so she looked up at Lamar. Her eyes expressed the word she couldn't.

"Baby girl..."

Lamar couldn't help but to blurt this out. Although she was already grown up and secure, in their eyes, Raeleigh was, after all, the same small crying girl who had just been born. She never changed. Raeleigh looked at her father in surprise. Lamar said, "I can't change any of this. Although we haven't seen each other for so long, I've always had you in my heart. If you aren't used to it, then I will make it right."

Raeleigh was shocked. A man of his age had called her 'baby girl'.

But thinking of the pain of having a child stolen from him, Raeleigh understood.

"Nothing. If you are used to it, then that's fine." Raeleigh felt that there was nothing wrong with her being called 'baby girl'. It was just a name.

However, she was still used to being called Bowie.

But she didn't say it out loud.

"Mmm." Lamar hummed and walked on. He stopped for a moment and asked Raeleigh, "So, you said it was for Arsel's sake, just because of your friendship with him?"

"Not just that. I thought that Arsel and the other children in the orphanage were also swallowed up in the fire. But I later found out that he wasn't dead. Before that, I had been very eager to find Arsel's parents. Although I didn't think of doing so then, I remembered that it was a black car with a good-looking couple who came out of the car that brought Arsel to my place.

"At that time, the side of the car was facing me. I didn't see the brand, so it was difficult to find them. Later, I became interested in cars. Especially when I walked about, I liked to look out for it."

"Although I didn't see the front of the car, I remembered how the sides looked. I haven't found that car model yet. If I did, then I'm sure I would remember it."

"I've been designing cars all these years, but I want to go further to understand them to guess what the car looked like in front."

Lamar looked at Raeleigh and said, "You are more talented than me and your mother. Although we are from very different fields, we're experts in archaeology, but..."

"Your mother and I fell in love with each other at first sight at a design exhibition. At the time, we had already known each other and were classmates. However, we didn't think about each other that much. And was shocked when I heard about her design skills."

"When she was young, and bored to death, she would design clothes or something like that for clothing companies to produce, and she would also make some herself."

"I liked designing too. Many ancient historical relics and paintings were completed by your mother and myself."

"I didn't expect for you to inherit our talents as well."

Raeleigh didn't say anything, and simply smiled.

"Well, don't keep your mother waiting. She dressed up today just to see you."

Lamar held Raeleigh's shoulder and took her around the house like a father. She raised her head and said, "There are so many rooms here, but your mother likes them very much. She said she wanted to live with you. You have to be mentally prepared."

"I know." Raeleigh then walked in with Lamar. There was a woman talking to the old lady and Xanthus when they entered. Hearing the sound of the door opening, the woman nTristany lost her patience. Then, she turned around and looked at Raeleigh. When she saw her, she got up from the wheelchair, which shocked everyone.

Lamar was glad that her eyes looked gentle.

His daughter's disappearance caused his wife to break down, but her return was as good as a dose of medicine. His wife's legs were miraculously healed, and she was able to walk. This must have been God's gift.

Raeleigh froze at the door, looking at the beautiful woman who was quickly approaching from the other side of the room, holding her shoulders in front of her. She cried out with sadness, "Baby girl, is it really you? I'm your Mom, can't you see?"

Raeleigh's eyes turned red upon her mother calling out to her and tears welled up in her eyes. Xanthus also stood up in shock and couldn't help looking at his father.

Lamar was over fifty years old, but he was in such high spirits just looking at his son with a faint smile on his face. He had explained everything with a smile.

Xanthus also understood what was going on.

He smiled with satisfaction.

Raeleigh cried and held the woman in front of her tightly. The two women cried so hard that their eyes were red. The old lady wiped her tears. It was good that she had come back. It wasn't a waste of her years of great care.