Chapter 784

Even if someone were to take care of Melina, it certainly wouldn't be Delilah, who had ignored her for so many years. Melina ignored what Delilah said. She asked seriously, "I also believe blood ties can't be faked. So, if that's the case, why did you do nothing to help my mother when her life after marriage was so difficult?" Delilah's expression darkened. "You don't know anything. At the time, your mother was married. Whatever troubles they had as a couple were their own. I had no right to interfere." Melina seemed thoughtful and asked, "Then why didn't you visit her once when she was gravely ill at the end?" Hearing that, the villagers gave Delilah and Esther a disdainful look. Some of them remembered that whole story well. Melina's father had shown up from the city. He was impressive at first glance, and her mother was considered the most beautiful woman in the neighboring villages. Word had it that Delilah received something valuable back then. She'd wanted it for her son, s