Chapter 391

This scene stirred something in Aurora. Perhaps despite everything, Leo had always loved Gabe. However, the father and son had never overcome their misunderstandings for many reasons. "Thank you for telling me all this. I never imagined he had suffered so much. Gabe… It was me who failed you. I was always too busy with work and never gave you the care you deserved. And now, I don't know what to do for you…" Clutching the small clay figurine to his chest, he was overcome with grief. At that moment, Aurora seemed to understand why Gabe had never contacted Leo. Maybe it was to protect him—to keep him focused on his work, free from distractions and danger. "He shouldn't have died covered in filth and buried in disgrace. There's still work to be done," she murmured, a hint of sorrow flickering in her starry eyes. Leo lifted his head, barely daring to believe what he was hearing. "You mean…" A faint, almost wistful smile curved her lips. "He once told me that when everything settled,