Chapter 501

Joey's words helped Queenie understand the situation. "So, Dad is only stopping us from relocating Mom's grave because he's afraid the villagers will make fun of him. It's not because he still has feelings for her and feels guilty over her death. It's not because he doesn't want them to be apart. Am I right?" Queenie couldn't help crying. "How can he be such a jerk, Joey? Do you know how horrible I felt when I visited her grave and saw how rundown it was? She was the daughter of the Hooper family, yet look at how she ended up just because she misjudged someone's character! She can't even rest in peace!" Joey was also upset when she saw Queenie crying. Layla's failed marriage was like an alarm bell to her—every mention of it was a reminder for her not to follow in her mother's footsteps. To think she'd been considering giving Tyson a chance to see if he could really turn over a new leaf and treat her and Jackson well! She'd considered reconciling with him so Jackson could grow up in