Chapter 135

After saying that, Mom let out a heavy sigh. "Your uncle and aunt really are pitiful." I asked, "Did you ever meet Sebastian?" She nodded, stroking her chin as she tried to recall. "I did meet him a few times. Most of the time, he was at school, and since I married your father and lived in the city, I only saw him occasionally during the holidays. I can't remember exactly what he looked like." I stayed silent, realizing why Mom didn't recognize Darren's face. She then asked, "Hey, how do you know about this?" I feigned calmness and said, "I just happened to see some old photos in Uncle Giovani's study today." Mom sighed, gently resting her head against the backrest as her gaze drifted out the window. The road we were driving on stretched over endless fields, with occasional birds flapping their wings as they flew up and quickly descended. Her voice became soft. "Don't mention it again next time so that your uncle and aunt don't get too emotional and upset." I lowered my gaze,