Chapter: 3137

He understood the depth of Rachel's love for his father. It even surpassed his own affection for Graysen.

Her reverence for Graysen was pure, heartfelt, untainted by any deceit.

ALL of this left Humphrey with no room to doubt or flee from the truth. He had to accept that Rachel's pain stemmed from a genuine sense of loss.

She had always harbored doubts about the matter, tirelessly seeking to uncover the truth to prove its falsehood.

Yet, with such a declaration now, it was clear she possessed compelling evidence to support her claims. Reluctantly, Humphrey had to concede that his father might indeed be responsible for the tragic downfall of her family.