Neil's face changed in an instant, and a trace of anxiety flashed in his red eyes.

“Rae, does our daughter really hate me that much?”

“She doesn’t just hate you, she hates me too.” Raegan sighed helplessly. “But who can blame her for feeling this way? We can only blame ourselves for causing this.”

“No, you can't blame yourself. It’s my fault.” Neil took all the blame himself. “If I had found out earlier—”

“It's been so many years. Don't mention it again.”

Raegan interrupted, not wanting to recall the painful memories related to her family.

“No matter what happened back then, it was our fault as parents. We shouldn't have left Ava alone and made her into an orphan. The child went without parental love for more than ten years. That’s something we’ll never be able to make up for in our lifetimes.”

Having said that, Neil also sighed in remorse.

Although Raegan was also sad, a smile crept back up to her face after thinking about how Ava was slowly trying to accept her as her mother