Virginity in second marriages by Angela
Chapter 889: Did I scare you?

Probably because Beatrice's aura was so strong, or perhaps because Domenico feared he could not change her mind, the man sweated nervously and looked at Beatrice with a helpless expression. -Ma'am, that was many years ago, and do you still remember it now? Your father would have repented long ago.

-Repented? -Beatrice couldn't help but wince at his words, "Dominic, could it be that what I saw and heard at home that day was all a lie?

If he had remorse, he wouldn't do these things now, I saw it all with my own eyes! Even if he had remorse, he would only regret not torturing me and my sister a little harder!

Beatrice's emotions flared at the mention of what had happened then, and there was anger in her eyes.

Serena looked at Beatrice in astonishment.

What had happened then, and why had this father-daughter outcome occurred?

Seeing Beatrice's anger, Domenico did not know what to say, but then he remembered that the purpose of his visit today was to ask Beatrice to come back. But it was clear that one or two visits would not impress Beatrice, so he had to reassure her.

-Take it easy, I'm just here to talk to you, if you really don't want to see Mr. Angelo, then I won't force you to go.

Hearing this, Beatrice realized that she had overreacted and turned to control her emotions for a moment.

Serena saw this and could only lean closer and whisper to Domenico.

-Domenico, she is unstable at the moment, if they are going to meet right now, I think the outcome will definitely not be as planned, why don't you go back for today?

What she said was right, and Domenico looked at her with a little more satisfaction.

However, he was, after all, only a butler in the Calligaris family, and although he would speak for her in front of Angelo, this old man was indeed very stubborn. With this in mind, Domenico nodded.

-You are very considerate, she is a bit anxious, so please take care of our lady, thank you.

Serena was quite impressed with Domenico, even though she had listened to Angelo's orders to let her go earlier.

But Serena could see that there was no trace of malice in Domenico's eyes, only kindness.

This was a very kind-hearted old man.

Thinking of this, Serena smiled at him.

-See you next time, and be careful on the road.

When Domenico left, Serena closed the door. At that moment Beatrice's back was still to her and when she heard the sound she took a deep breath and then turned to look at Serena. -Did I get too excited earlier and scare you?

Beatrice had never liked to show herself like that in front of other people, but she was really angry when it came to her father's business, and besides, at that moment... Thinking about it, Beatrice's eyes were heavy with loss.

Serena did not dare to ask her what had happened, she just shook her head no, then reached out to help her with her hand and said softly.

-Don't be angry, why don't you have dinner with me before you leave?

In fact, Beatrice was a little exasperated.

Hearing this question, she nodded.

Downstairs.

Domenico opened the car door and went upstairs, and Angelo saw that he was the only one back, with a look of disappointment.

-Does he still refuse to see me?

Whether it was Domenico's delusion of him, it seemed that Angelo had suddenly aged a lot when he said that.

Thinking of how much Angelo had suffered and regretted those two sisters all these years, Domenico could only explain, -Sir, don't be discouraged, the lady is angry now, so it's normal that she doesn't want to see you now, let's come back to see her in a few days when she's no longer angry.

Angelo looked at one point, the longing for his daughter and the desire to see her was clearly written in those eyes.

After all these years, this was the only time to see her.

Angelo was proud, and when his two daughters said they were leaving home, he ruthlessly said they should leave and never return, and that he would never look for them.

He did so, until one day he received the news of Iris's death and bitterly regretted it.

While he was mourning, he asked someone to look for Beatrice, but Beatrice had her men bring him a message.

-I will not return to the Calligaris family even if I drift to my death, and now that I no longer have the surname Calligaris, I also ask Mr. Angelo to remember what he said at first and leave my life in peace. When Angelo heard this, he became so angry that he almost got sick. Domenico said he would send for her again, but Angelo ordered him not to go back to Beatrice!

Many years had passed like that.

Angelo had reached retirement age and did not even know if he would leave this world soon. The old man sighed heavily at the thought.

-I don't think she will forgive me for the rest of her life, and she won't be angry if I don't go with her.

Probably the two of us will never have to see each other again.

Domenico saw the look of remorse on Angelo's face and couldn't help saying, -It shouldn't be like this, if the lady really blamed you then she wouldn't have come home that day. Angelo's gaze became even more helpless at the mention of this.

-She only came back once in all these years, and surprisingly it was because of that brat's business; if it wasn't for this incident this time, she wouldn't have even wanted to come to this country, let alone go home.

Domenico listened to him and continued to reassure him.

-Look, sir, Mrs. Beatrice came here in person for this matter, so maybe she will be worried this time, and I also think you did something wrong in this matter, maybe....

Angelo narrowed his eyes and looked at him dangerously.

-Domenico, what are you trying to say?

Domenico smiled sardonically and did not continue speaking.

-Are you saying I did wrong? But I am doing it for the sake of my grandson.

Domenico was no more than a butler, so he simply said politely.

-But I'm afraid Mrs. Beatrice will get even more upset if you keep this up.

Hearing this, Angelo sighed heavily again, before adding, -Even if she is angry I can't help it, I can't stop thinking about those children because of her anger, can I? They are young now, but later, when they are older, they will know why I do it.