Goodbye, My Love
Chapter 1105

Despite occasional conflicts, they always stood firmly by each other's side.

They both idolized Farley, choosing careers completely detached from the world of commerce, thereby exempting themselves from competing with

Farley for the family fortune. Their lack of interest and desire to prevent a rift between them acted as key motivators.

With Farley's untimely death, the responsibility of unraveling the cause and finding Loraine fell upon Rowan. As a army man, he devoted himself to the mission, Leading to extended periods of time spent away from home.

But as Rowan had stated, he hit a dead end.

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For years, Wesley had undertaken similar quests, yet his findings were on par with Rowan's. ALL signs pointed towards a tragic accident, except the mysterious absence of the couple.

No one had ever seen them. Even the head of the orphanage that had once housed Loraine was in the dark. He had only found Loraine, a little girl with no backstory. The trail ended there, all leads evaporating into thir air.

Amidst their intense brainstorming, Aldo, weary and faint, interjected,

"Isn't it time to let go? It's been years. Why continue this self-inflicted torment?"

Observing Aldo's pale complexion, Loraine quickly fetched him a glass of water.

His features eased slightly as he took a sip, yet Loraine remained resolute and unwilling to back down.

She had been oblivious to the story behind her parents' passing, but now that she heard these doubts, she couldn't turn a blind eye.

"Rowan, Wesley, based on your accounts, isn't our best shot at uncovering the truth in finding this elusive couple?"

Aldo, a lump forming in his throat, gasped for breath. He blurted out,

"Lorrie! It's one thing for them to get tangled up in this. Why are you stepping in?"

Loraine, trying to soothe Aldo, replied earnestly, "Grandpa, I was too little then, I remember nothing. Now that I am aware, it's my duty as their daughter to pursue the truth!"

Gazing at Loraine, whose features were a striking reminder of his eldest son, Aldo couldn't help but break down.

Her tenacity was all too familiar...

Yet, the harsh reality was Farley was gone, never to return.

Aldo was overcome by grief, a sudden bout of dizziness washing over him, causing him to collapse.

With her eyes wide open, Loraine held Aldo and shouted anxiously,

"Grandpa!"

In the hospital, a bright green Light illuminated the emergency corridor as a group of experienced doctors with silver hair personally guided a stretcher, swiftly entering the emergency room.