She really feared that one day he would regret, feared that this long and despairing pain would wear away all his will, and she feared even more that his selfless sacrifices today would become the reason he verbally attacked her and the children in the future.
So, whether you say she was anxious or frightened, she did not want to owe him for a lifetime, allowing him to have a reason to endlessly hurt herself, to trap herself, even though she firmly believed that he would not.
In any case, for whatever reason.
She would not allow him to continue being blind, and her hope lay just behind that small wooden door.
After Keira had calmed down, she took the initiative to bid farewell to Max and leave.
Meanwhile, at the Sulliven Family's mansion, it was not peaceful either.
After much hesitation, Jill still thought that Joshua had the right to know.
