From Hatred to Passionate Love Amelia Hart

Chapter 325 There's a Saying That Children Can Bring Honor to Their Mothers Who buried their wife inside their home? "So, Mr. Davis, when you got back, you went to the back hill to be with Penelope?" "Yes." Madison swallowed hard.

"Mr. Davis, aren't you scared?" Madison rubbed her arms. "Let's not talk about this at night; it's really creepy." "Creepy?" Kelvin said, "If ghosts are real, I hope she comes back to see me." He wasn't scared.

That was his beloved Penelope. Whether human or ghost, he wasn't afraid. He'd embrace her! Sadly, Kelvin had never even dreamed of her.

Let alone seen a ghost! "If she appears, she can takewith her." Kelvin leaned back on the sofa, closing his eyes to rest.

His throat was mildly sore, accompanied by intermittent coughs, having spent the afternoon at the back hill, his physique in a state of profound exhaustion.

But he couldn't sleep.

His mind was full of Penelope, Molly, and that woman he saw at the hospital! The family doctor cand prescribed smedicine, which Kelvin took right away. Soon after, Liam arrived.

"Kelvin, I heard you called the doctor. What's wrong?" Liam asked, "Are you okay?" The family doctor answered, "Mr. Liam Davis, don't worry. Mr. Kelvin Davis just has a respiratory infection. I prescribed antibiotics, and he should be fine in a few days." "How did you get an infection? Where have you been?" "Grandpa, why are you here? It's late." "I was worried about you. You're a key figure in the Davis family. You can't afford any mistakes." Kelvin smirked.

He had responsibilities and a mission, so he couldn't fall now.

But one day, he'd be with Penelope.

That day was getting closer.

"My body, what could be wrong with it?" Kelvin coughed. "Grandpa, you should go back, lest you catch my illness." "As you age, your body deteriorates. Kelvin, while you're still young, you should have a child..." Before Liam could finish, Kelvin interrupted, "Grandpa, no need to say more. I don't want to argue. Butler!" "Yes, Mr. Davis." "Take Grandpa back to the old house." Liam said angrily, "Every tI mention you having a child, you act like this. Are you determined to letdie with regrets? To see the Davis family have no descendants?" "Didn't you say you'd let your second grandson carry on the family line?" "That was just out of anger!" Kelvin pressed his temples. "Grandpa, please go back. This matter is not up for discussion. I won't compromise." "You..." Liam was about to say something when Madison walked in.

They met face to face.

Seeing her, Liam thought he was seeing things. He rubbed his eyes, then looked again and saw the sface. Liam pointed at her. "Who is this?" It was late, and the butler was afraid Liam might get scared, so he quickly explained, "This is Ms. Garcia. She just chere a few days ago." "Ms. Garcia?" "Yes." Planning your weekend reading? Ensure you're on nov L5sfor uninterrupted enjoyment. The next chapter is just a click away, exclusively available on our site. Happy reading! Liam asked, "Why does she look so much like Penelope?" "She just looks similar, but they're not the sperson," the butler said, "Mr. Davis, please don't misunderstand." When Madison heard that it was Liam from the Davis family, she was instantly energized. If she could get his approval, she might marry into the family! "Hello, Mr. Liam Davis, I'm Madison. You can just callMadison," she said eagerly, "When I cin, I saw you looked kind and noble, and I felt an instant connection!" Liam had heard all kinds of flattery in his life.

Madison's flattery was nothing new to him.

However, Liam nodded. "Hmm, this girl knows how to talk." Madison was even happier.

"Alright, Kelvin, since you don't wanthere, I'll leave," Liam said, "No matter how angry you are with me, your body is your own. Take good care of it." As he spoke, Liam glanced at Madison, then turned and slowly walked out with his cane.

Madison understood his look and quickly followed. "Mr. Davis, take it slow. I'll see you out!" "Alright, butler, you don't need to seeout. Take care of Kelvin." "Yes." Once they left, the butler looked at Kelvin. "Mr. Davis, should we have someone keep an eye on..." "Let them be," Kelvin said, "They can't do much." Of course, he understood that Liam deliberately let Madison follow him to give sinstructions.

He had seen through this little trick long ago.

But Kelvin didn't care.

Because what Liam wanted to talk to Madison about was nothing more than children.

After four years, Liam finally saw a young woman at the King Manor, so naturally, he wanted to make splans.

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Liam carefully looked at Madison again. "You look so much like her no Other wonder Kelyin kept you. Ot women don't have your good fortune!" "Mr. Davis, I'm not that fortunate." "Looking like Penelope is the best fortune. Over the years, I've sent many women to Kelvin, but he sent them all back." Madison complained, "Mr. Davis hasliving in the servant's quarters, not lettinggo to the second floor. In the King Manor, I'm neither a host nor a guest! Mr. Davis, I don't even know what my status is!"

Liam replied, "Wanting a status now is too hasty. Take it slow. The fact that you can stay means you've already won more than half the battle." "But Mr. Davis doesn't likeat all." "Like?" Liam chuckled. "That's too extravagant. Kelvin will only love Penelope in this life; you're just her substitute." Madison gritted her teeth and forced a smile. "I can't be content being a substitute for the rest of my life." From these few exchanges, Liam had almost figured out Madison's character.

She wasn't very smart.

And she was very goal-oriented, impatient, with everything written plainly on her face! But that didn't matter. Liam thought Madison's greatest value in the Davis family was that she could have children! "What do you want to be?" Liam asked, "Mrs. Davis?" Madison's eyes lit up.

Of course, she wanted that! She dreamed of it! But she deliberately asked, "Mr. Davis, do you think I can becthat?" Liam didn't answer her directly but asked in return, "Is a position, a status, that important?" Madison didn't understand.

"There's a saying, 'A child can bring honor to their mother,"" Liam said slowly, "Have you heard it?"