Chapter 422
Lucas looked at the flashy, some even brand-new clothes, and felt sick to his stomach. He couldn’t stand the sight of them.
“Get all this junk out of here. The farther, the better. From now on, I don’t want to see a single thing in this house that even reminds me of her,” he ordered coldly.
Everyone knew who he meant by “her.” No one dared to hesitate. They rushed to gather everything related to Lydia and
tossed it all out of the house.
After they’d thrown everything out in a frenzy, the servants barely had time to catch their breath when Lucas ordered, “Restore this room to how it was when Emily lived here. Bring back all her things.”
He thought, ‘When Emily comes back, she’ll be able to feel how sincere we are and how much we cherish her. Then, maybe our family can go back to the way things used to be.’
The servants looked at each other, hesitating and unsure of what to do.
Just as Lucas was about to lose his temper, one of the servants spoke up, “Mr. Lucas Bennett, it’s not hard to put the room back the way it was, but about those things…”
The servant paused, then spoke, “Emily’s things were all kept in the storage room at first, but later, you told us to throw everything away.”
Lucas was stunned, only remembering that he really, had given that order. His voice trembled. “Did you throw everything away?”
The servant nodded. “You were really angry at the time, Mr. Lucas Bennett. You said if you ever saw anything related to Emily in this house again, you’d fire us.”
Lucas’s face turned pale as he remembered his own words. He had given that order himself, so he couldn’t blame anyone else.
Emily had just come back from St. Gabriel Reform Academy, and he had treated her like that. Lucas thought, ‘She must have been devastated.’
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