Brandan remained silent, his expression somewhat gloomy.
He couldn't forgive her.
He couldn't forgive himself for what happened back then, nor could he forgive the mother who let Iris go.
He even felt that if Lady Hyde hadn't chosen to let her leave, Iris Harris might not have died.
Such a thought was indeed ridiculous, but he couldn't get past it in his heart.
Iris sighed softly from the bottom of her heart.
The reckless decision she made back then truly harmed many people.
Three years ago, she never imagined it would cause so many to suffer for so long.
Even after all these years, they were still tormented because of her actions.
"In the end, she's your mother," she said softly, "No matter what, you shouldn't treat her like that. She's only got you now. It's too unfair to hurt her like this."
James Mason didn't acknowledge Lady Hyde, and Brandan's father was often absent, leaving the vast Hyde mansion with just Lady Hyde alone.
