Love in Twilight by Tiny Mountains novel Chapter 538

Logan wanted to have something different for lunch, so Chanel had brought him to this restaurant. They had been sitting in a corner when Clarissa came in with an old man. Chanel was surprised by this, so she’d asked Logan to play by himself for a while while she eavesdropped on their conversation.

The private room Clarissa had gone into was tucked into a corner, and the door faced the window. Most people wouldn’t pass by here at all, and the waiter hadn’t entered the room after serving their dishes.

Chanel had overheard the whole story, and now knew who Clarissa’s mother was. She had also heard about Frank, but she didn’t know who he was. It was probably someone from Genovia that Clarissa knew, so Chanel made sure to commit this name to memory.

After George left, Clarissa looked at the vinyl record. Perhaps Seth was using this record to tell her about his relationship with George, and to also let George know that she was the person he liked. Perhaps this meeting was also a chance for George to take a look at his potential daughter-in-law, aside from telling Clarissa the truth about her parentage.

Seth had always been a sensitive and considerate person, and she knew he was asking her for an answer.

Now, however, Clarissa couldn’t think about him at all. She held the vinyl record and thought about her parentage.

The actual Iris Benson was her biological mother, but the woman had lost her mind. This shocked Clarissa to her core.

She rubbed her temples.

Her phone rang. It was Damien.

“Where are you?” he asked.

She was pulled out of her reverie. She looked out the window to see that the sky was completely dark. Suddenly, she remembered that Neil wanted to have dinner with her.

“I’m at one of the university’s restaurants.”

“You’ve eaten already?”

“No, I had a long talk with someone here. He told me about something that’s been bothering me for a long time, and I want to tell you about it.” Clarissa ran her fingers through her hair, feeling rather frustrated. She didn’t really know what to do next.