Goodbye, My Love
Chapter 989

Loraine seemed taken aback. "An exhibition?"

Due to Wesley's influence, she had a keen interest in art.

Seeing Loraine's reaction, Grady grew more enthusiastic.

"Yes. There will be pieces from renowned artists like Harry Hole,

Kellan Ted, Endy Hewitt, not to mention some of Endy's sculpture designs, jewelry, handicrafts, and other valuable items. Loraine, wouldn't you like to see these?"

Grady focused on gauging Loraine's reaction, oblivious to Marco's increasingly dark expression.

"I heard that your father was quite the collector," he continued. "He used to attend some of the Cruz family's exhibitions with your mother..."

Loraine seemed surprised.

"My parents attended the Cruz family exhibitions?"

This was seemingly the first time she'd heard about her parents from someone outside her family, and these distant and vague memories suddenly seemed more tangible. ninjanovel.com

Seeing Loraine's interest, Grady's eyes lit up, and he nodded vigorously.

"Yes, Mr. Torres was quite learned in the arts. Your uncle, Mr. T, likely followed in your father's footsteps when he chose to be an artist."

Loraine had never heard this from Wesley, but she did recall that her father's room held many pieces by Endy Hewitt.

The arrangement of Farley's room remained untouched over the years, with the servants cleaning it periodically. Occasionally, Loraine's grandfather would visit the room when he missed his eldest son. Loraine knew that her father was a mechanical engineer with a keen interest in mechanical pocket watches.

As a child, Loraine often listened to stories about her father while lying on her grandfather's lap.

Her grandfather would gently touch the pocket watches left by Loraine's father, often choking back sobs.

The collection of watches that Farley had left behind were all meticulously crafted, considered rare and Luxury items on the market.

His most cherished pocket watch, which was never apart from him, was unfortunately destroyed in the car accident.

The memories Loraine held of her father were essentially formed by these pieces of his past.

Upon learning that Endy Hewitt's works would be exhibited, she found herself surprisingly persuaded.

She wondered if she might discover some traces of her father within those artistic creations.

With this thought in mind, Loraine eventually decided to accept Grady's invitation.