You Hit My Heart novel Chapter 1426

Chapter 1426

The CapitalJennifer College of Music.

Office of the Dean Emeritus.

The large office, with a variety of violins hanging on the walls, is connected to an audition room.

This place is simply a paradise for art.

Luke is sitting in his desk chair, holding a transfer of Nina's file from W University.

He was dazed and stunned.

It turns out that she is Rose's daughter.

Looking at the father column, fill in the name, he clenched his fist, the back of his hand bruises.

The events of that year were painful and vivid.

Rose suddenly broke up with him when he didn't have the illustrious fame he has now.

She disliked him for being poor, felt there was no hope with him, and resolutely abandoned him, saying she wanted to marry into a rich family and live the life she wanted.

He was so angry that he tore up all the memories of their acquaintance, and he hated her to the bone.

But also he could not forget her.

He is devoted to his art, but his heart can no longer hold other women. Until the time of success and fame, he wanted to go to her, wanted to tell her that her choice was wrong.

He wanted to see her regretful.

But, to my surprise, she died.

Died silently.

He didn't even know how she died, standing in front of her grave, looking at the cold stone monument with her name carved on it and her formerly beautiful smile. He cried bitterly.

Can't say what I feel.

Not seeing her regret and regret? Definitely not.

Was it painful not to see her one last time?

So far, you don't know the reason why she left you, unwillingly?

He didn't know she had children or what she had gone through. Anything about that family was kept secret and he had no way of being informed.

Until just now, he didn't know she had a daughter.

And the father of the child, the father of Senator Hughes, how is that possible?

His world collapsed and all his previous perceptions were overturned.

She could never have left Senator Hughes for the sake of marrying his father. The person who coveted her was Senator Hughes.