Chapter 60 The Definition of Home

Benson's thoughts drifted back to the day of the auction. That day, Yvonne had humbled herself unusually low, almost begging to buy back the brooch at twice the price. Her eyes were filled with urgency and pleading, as if the brooch held indescribable importance for her. She tried to explain that the brooch was her father's relic and meant a great deal to her. However, Benson didn’t give her the chance back then. His heart was consumed by an inexplicable emotion, and he interrupted her, not letting her continue. In that suffocating moment, Yvonne had proposed a condition that shocked him: give her the brooch, and she would agree to the divorce. Now, as Mr. Donald was recounting stories about Yvonne’s father, she listened intently, her eyes sparkling like finely cut diamonds. She smiled faintly, seemingly reminiscing about those beautiful times. Benson watched her, feeling a surge of indescribable emotion. He realized how deeply Yvonne cherished her father’s memory, to the exten