Chapter 1490

Thomas was caught in a whirlwind of emotions. He wanted to spill the beans, but at the same time, he did not want to throw his father under the bus. However, the cat was already out of the bag, so he had no choice but to go all in.

He gawked at Kisa and stuttered, "Wait... so, I'm your brother? You sure about that?"

Kisa nodded frantically. "I'm positive. Your birthmark and bracelet are a carbon copy of my mom's. You have to be my brother." She choked up at the end of her sentence, tears streaming down her face.

Thomas held her tight, reassuring her, "Don't cry. We found each other, and that is all that matters."

Kisa opened up to Thomas about their mom, and he listened intently, feeling envious and longing for the same kind of love. He had been deprived of his mother's love from a tender age and had always longed for that maternal affection.

They talked late into the night, but Thomas knew Kisa needed some rest.

As Kisa was about to leave, she hesitated and said, "Don't tell you