Familys Regret glowing after prison 84

Familys Regret glowing after prison 84

Chapter 84 Regret 

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Joshua was mentally calculating his next move, but outwardly, he wore a mask of concern

He softened his tone as much as possible to sound gentle. Barnett, don’t panic. I’ll send someone to find Aurora right away. She doesn’t have any money on her, so she can’t have gone far.” 

But Barnett didn’t respond. He simply had no strength left to say anything

His mind was consumed entirely by the image of Aurora. Every memory of her kindness now transformed into sharp needles, repeatedly piercing through his heart

He regretted not trusting her more back then. Why hadn’t he stood up for her when she needed him most

If only he’d treated her better after she got out of prison, maybe she wouldn’t have run away

And then there was the unbearable thought that she’d spent five years in jail for no reason at all

Her body was permanently damaged, never to recover fully. The guilt crushed him like an iron weight, suffocating him with every breath

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Curling up on the couch, Barnett clutched a throw pillow tightly, burying his face deep into it

His shoulders trembled faintly, and muffled sobs escaped from his throat

The raw pain etched across his features lore at Celeste’s heart

Yet beneath her pity, resentment simmered

SWhat’s the big deal? It’s just a little hardship. Why does Aurora have to run off like this

To her, Aurora was deliberately making their family miserable

She even regretted allowing Aurora back into their lives eight 

years ago

Ever since her return, nothing but chaos followed. She bullied Bertha and stirred up trouble, turning our oncepeaceful home upside down

Five years in prison should’ve straightened her out, but clearly, it didn’t

Perhaps the guards have gone easy on her because she is the daughter of our family? That will explain her growing arrogance. How could I have raised such an unruly, ungrateful child

It gave her a headache just thinking about it

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And now, because of Aurora, Barnett’s stomach issues were flaring up again. If this setback broke him completely, Celeste swore she’d never forgive Aurora

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Despite her anger, Celeste gently patted her son’s back, trying to soothe him

Don’t worry, your father will find Aurora soon. In the 

meantime, let me get someone to make you something bland to settle your stomach. Eat it and rest. You need to take care of yourself.” 

After comforting Barnett, she pulled Joshua aside and left the 

room

About half an hour later, a maid entered quietly with oatmeal

Mr. Elvador,she murmured softly, here’s some warm oatmeal for your stomach.” 

The familiar scent reached Barnett’s nose, rousing him enough to sit up despite his exhaustion

Weakly, he took a spoonful and immediately spat it back into the plate

Why does it taste different?he asked hoarsely

The maid blinked, confused

Then she heard his weak explanation. It’s not the same I used to eat.” 

eas 

what 

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She paused, glancing at the oatmeal before realization dawned

Mr. Elvador, the oatmeal you’re used to is made by Daisy herself. She always simmers it over low heat for more than two hours. Only then does it become thick and nourishing for the stomach.” 

Andshe added hesitantly, Ms. Elvador taught her that.” 

Aurora, who grew up in an orphanage, shouldn’t have known how to cook oatmeal so well

But the orphanage director was kind and cared deeply for the children’s health

Knowing they couldn’t afford nutritious meals, the director devised a way to keep them strong by preparing stomachsoothing oatmeal daily

Though cheap, it required patience to prepare properly. Thanks to this, Aurora rarely fell ill during her fifteen years at the orphanage

Her stomach problems began only after returning to the Elvador Villa, where meals were unstable

Those harsh winters were especially brutal for her. If it weren’t for Daisy discovering her vomiting late at night due to severe stomach cramps and feeding her easily digestible foods, Aurora might not have survived

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Even so, naive and selfless as ever, she still worried about Barnett’s stomach condition and shared the recipe for the oatmeal with Daisy, hoping Daisy would use it to care for him. when she wasn’t around

After Aurora went to prison, Daisy continued using her method to prepare oatmeal for Barnett

But Daisy was getting older, and without Aurora around to frequently remind her, Barnett ended up going ten days, event half a month, without the oatmeal

Over time, his stomach issues flared up again

As the maid recounted these details, Barnett’s expression. darkened

Then go make it exactly like before!he demanded

The maid hesitated, visibly troubled

Mr. Elvador, I’m sorry, but it takes over two hours of constant attention to make it right. You have to stir it frequently to prevent sticking, and honestly, I don’t know the exact process Daisy uses.” 

No one watched Daisy cook for hours

What’s more, the maid was reluctant to take on the task because Daisy had sacrificed her own rest time to make it, and no one was willing to put in the same effort without extra pay

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Bitterness flooded Barnett. Clearly, the oatmeal was out of 

reach

Fine, bring me my stomach medicine instead.” 

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The maid winced apologetically. Mr. Elvador, we don’t know where you keep your medication or which pills you take. Daisy always handled that.” 

At this, another wave of excruciating pain crashed over Barnell, each pulse sharper than the last

Helplessly, he curled back onto the couch, clutching his abdomen. His face contorted in agony

With a heavy sigh, the maid picked up the oatmeal and exited the room, leaving behind an oppressive silence

Barnett remained curled up on the couch with a hollow and lost gaze

Time dragged on endlessly as he endured wave after wave of torment. Eventually, the pain subsided slightly, though night had already fallen

Dragging himself downstairs, he found the villa eerily quiet. His parents were long asleep

He shuffled to the kitchen and poured himself a glass of water

As the liquid trickled down his throat and into his stomach, a fleeting sense of relief washed over him

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Lost in thought, he lingered for a moment before moving, not toward his bedroom but to the storage room

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When he pushed open the door, a musty, humid smell greeted him, laced with the scent of decay

Wrinkling his nose, Barnett stepped inside, letting his eyes adjust. They landed on an old desk tucked in the corner

The desk was worn and battered, utterly out of place with the luxurious villa. Books piled high covered its surface, all of them textbooks from Aurora’s high school years

Slowly, he sat down and began flipping through them. Every page was filled with her meticulous notes, which were blurred under the dim light yet painfully stabbed at his heart

In his mind, he could see her sitting there, pen in hand, pouring her hopes and dreams onto those pages

On the day she returned home from prison, she’d proudly declared herself the top student of Orley High School

Back then, she believed wholeheartedly that education could change her fate. Yet, all those sacrifices and effort were wasted because of her imprisonment

Familys Regret glowing after prison

Familys Regret glowing after prison

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