Chapter 106 A Family's Reckoning

As Emma looked at Hensey and Judy with her eyes, the room was tense. Emma's heart was full of mixed feelings, from anger to betrayal. She couldn't get rid of the feeling that she was being kept in the dark and not given the truth that she should have known. Hensey and Judy, on the other hand, stood in front of her like they were worried. Their faces were heavy with the secrets they were hiding. "How convenient is it for you to say that you don't know about her?" She was being sarcastic the whole time, and every word she said was a jab at them. "You never thought there might come a day when I would ask about the woman who gave birth to me?" Hensey's jaw clenched, his eyes betraying a hint of remorse as he struggled to find the right words to placate Emma's mounting anger. He had hoped to spare her the pain of knowing the truth, but now, faced with her relentless scrutiny, he realized the futility of his silence. "We tried to protect you, Emma," Hensey's voice was heavy with regret,