Eleanor Sterling met Warren Hawthorne as soon as she stepped out.
He was standing at the doorway, his expression filled with agony, as if he had overheard all of Eleanor Sterling’s earlier words.
Warren Hawthorne gazed at Eleanor Sterling, his eyes holding some complexity.
His eyes rested on Eleanor Sterling’s face, as if he was scrutinizing her carefully.
From Eleanor Sterling’s face, Warren Hawthorne saw the shadow of Jeanette Jennings, and in an instant, it seemed as if there were traces of himself.
After a moment of silence, Warren Hawthorne spoke, "Eleanor, can we talk?"
His voice carried a hint of hoarseness, along with emotions that were not visible to others.
Eleanor Sterling nodded, "Okay."
She turned around and left first, with Warren Hawthorne following behind, the two of them entering an empty room together.
Compared to Warren Hawthorne’s agitation, Eleanor Sterling was more calm and indifferent.
After entering the room, she simply looked at Warren Hawthorne lightly, without saying anything.
Warren Hawthorne hesitated for a moment and asked the first question, "Was your... your mother very bitter back then?"
Warren Hawthorne could hardly imagine, such a wealthy young lady, suffering so much gossip by being pregnant out of wedlock.
Later, she hid away quietly to have the child all by herself, without any help, how arduous it must have been.
Eleanor Sterling pressed her lips together, speaking softly, "Her hard days didn’t last long."
Her hard days didn’t last long because she died early; however, before dying, they were indeed hard.
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Warren Hawthorne’s heart ached even more after hearing this.
The two of them instantly fell silent.
The room was quiet, with only the sound of Warren Hawthorne’s heavy breathing.
Eleanor Sterling looked at Warren Hawthorne and said, "Let’s do a paternity test."
Warren Hawthorne nodded eagerly.
He was already contemplating, that after the test established the connection, he would bring Eleanor Sterling back to The Hawthorne Family, giving her all the love and making up for the more than twenty years of neglect.
Giselle Keating was also at the wedding scene, she witnessed the whole farce.
Seeing Faye Sterling unable to marry Alaric Faulkner, she happily curled her lips.
Giselle Keating was suddenly pulled up by Ronan Keating.
He took Giselle Keating to an empty room and then locked the door.
Seeing Ronan Keating’s dark expression, Giselle Keating felt a bit panicked.
Could it be that her involvement in Eleanor Sterling’s experimental potion incident was discovered?
"Fifth brother, what... what do you want to do?" Giselle Keating decided to play dumb first.
Ronan Keating frowned, looking at Giselle Keating sternly, "This time it’s you who caused Faye Sterling’s miscarriage, isn’t it?"
Upon hearing this, Giselle Keating’s smile stiffened, pretending to be innocent, she asked, "Brother, what are you talking about? I don’t know anything about it."
"I overheard your conversation with the makeup artist."
Giselle Keating’s face turned pale, her heart skipped a beat.
She knew she could no longer deny it, Giselle Keating looked at Ronan Keating and gritted her teeth, "Faye Sterling was able to marry Alaric Faulkner solely because of the child in her belly!
As long as that child is gone, Alaric won’t marry her.
I just didn’t expect her to not withstand the loneliness and do such a thing at the wedding feast.
Anyway, the child isn’t Alaric’s, so what does it matter if it’s gone!"
Looking at Giselle Keating’s crazed demeanor, Ronan Keating’s face was full of anger.
"But that’s a living being, Giselle, Dad is right, you’ve already become pathological! Alaric doesn’t belong to you!"
"No, I want him! I’ve never once failed to get something I wanted since I was a child, except him, I am determined to get Alaric Faulkner!"
Ronan Keating sighed, feeling a bit helpless, pinching the bridge of his nose, "You should return to The Keating Family immediately after the wedding, or else Dad will cut off all your financial resources."
Only by forcibly bringing her back could they curb her frenzied behavior.