Chapter 119

I covered my face. At this point, it's as clear as crystals that we can't understand each other. None of us is willing to accept what the other is saying. At this very moment, the only thing we believe is how we see things from our own perspective.

"We could have had a happy family," He said which made my mouth gape open.

A happy family never crossed my mind for the last three years. Now, I can't help but wonder, is my daughter happy about not having a dad these past years?

I suddenly feel like I have swallowed all my pride and conceded defeat. I didn't say a word or two. I just stood there silently, watching him weep.

I've overdone it, haven't I?

"What is her name?" He asked after the long silence.

I looked away. "KC," I replied. "Kiera Claudette."

He nodded and replied, "Okay."

"Saavedra," I added.

I saw how his cold glare warmed a bit.

I am not so evil to not give our daughter your surname, Quel.

I am not sure how long have we fallen into silence. I was staring at his lost expressi