Chapter 740 Different
Chapter 740 Different
She wanted him to explain the whole thing to her.
But she never saw him again before she died.
Maureen died when Felix was 7.
She found out she was pregnant after Ein broke up with her.
The baby was both a symbol of her love and the vivid evidence of Ein's abandonment.
So she loved and hated the baby at the same time.
Moreover, after her relationship with Ein came to light, the Grint family felt shame for her being with a
married man. They thought of her as a disgrace to the family and kicked her out.
From then on, Maureen could only live with Felix in this castle.
Maureen's father left her an inheritance, but in those days, single mothers and their children were
frowned upon by the big families. They led a difficult life.
Maureen never let go of the relationship that had caused her so much pain. Her pride prevented her
from going to Ambario to look for Ein.
She never heard from Ein after she texted him.
So she didn't even tell him about Felix.
Seven years later, it snowed heavily one day.
The whole castle was covered with snow.
Maureen lay quietly in bed watching Felix with pity and sadness in her eyes.
She had been cold to Felix for the past seven years.
Because as soon as she saw him, she thought of Ein.
He grew up and became more and more like his father.
Her resentment toward him increased.
Maureen knew it was unfair to Felix, but people were always eager to see what they wanted and
ignored what they hated.
She didn't want to see Ein again, so she hated Felix, who looked like him.
Felix lived with his indifferent mother for seven years.
Maureen died when he was seven years old and he became an orphan.
Fortunately, he wasn't homeless.
After Maureen's death, the Grint family didn't like him but didn't really give him a hard time.
They gave him this castle and the few properties that Maureen left behind. Published by Nôv'elD/rama.Org.
Felix had some rough days as a child, but because of these things, he survived.
Donald, the old butler, watched Maureen grow up.
After Maureen's death, he raised Felix. He was a very important person to Felix.
Without Donald, Felix would likely have died a long time ago.
After all, it was dangerous for a kid to have so much money. It could get him into big trouble.
But it was completely different if there was a shrewd butler by his side.
Donald took good care of not only him but also the business.
Donald was sophisticated. When Felix became independent at the age of 18, he retired completely.
There were many servants in the castle. All of them had their own duties and Donald served as a
housekeeper.
He helped Felix take care of the castle and his personal life every day.
He never meddled the business again.
Undoubtedly, it was touching.
After all, everyone knew that it was hard to give up power. Felix was only seven when Donald took over
the castle.
He had been working hard to help Felix for more than a decade and never took any credit for it.
When Felix grew up, he gave up the power in time. He was undoubtedly a very intelligent and reliable
person.
That's why Felix respected and trusted him so much.
Felix didn't treat him as a servant but as his family.
Everyone in the castle knew about this.
Donald was worried that Felix had never been in love.
After all, he watched Felix grow up. He knew that Felix was tough and different from others, so he
wanted a considerate woman to take care of him.
Maybe she could not only take care of him but also comfort him.
But no matter what he said, Felix never responded.
There were hardly any women in his world.
Donald was about to give up and thought Felix was born to dislike women.
However, he brought back a woman today!
Donald didn't know that Felix just saved the girl. He just thought they had a special relationship.
He entered the castle happily.
The cars stopped at the innermost garage. Someone opened the door and Felix got out.
The girl also got out. She opened her mouth and stared in shock at this magnificent castle!
Felix looked at her, thought for a moment, and asked, "Where do you live?"
The girl looked at him and said, "I'm not from here. I'm from Ambario."
Hearing this answer, Felix narrowed his eyes slightly.
He disguised himself as a villager, but the girl felt that he was very different from when he was in the
town.
In particular, his eyes were sharper. It seemed he could see right through her.
She couldn't help but cower in fear.
But Felix didn't do anything to her.
He just gave her a look and turned around.
He walked away and said, "Follow the butler and have a rest. Someone will take you home tomorrow."
After that, he disappeared into the entrance of a building.
She froze as she watched him disappear in the shadows.