Hope It's Not Too Late to Love
Chapter 1039

Chapter 1039 Home No More

The two began a beautiful evening over a piece of dessert.

Meanwhile, rumors of Vania's pregnancy continued to circulate online.

Although Thomas maintained a stoic expression upon hearing the news, he felt his heart weep in silence deep down.

In his wheelchair, Thomas switched off his phone as his assistant pushed him to Jasmine.

He questioned, "Did you give money to Yvonne?"

Jasmine did not attempt to deny it. Even now, a trace of anger lingered as she looked at him. She retorted coldly, "As a brother, you prioritize outsiders over your sister. And now you dare to question me for helping my daughter?"

Hearing her insinuating words, he knew Yvonne must have said something to her.

Feeling helpless, he corrected her, "You're not helping but making things worse for her-"

Jasmine interrupted him before he could finish his sentence, "Thomas."

When she called his name, it was filled with fury and resentment. "Remember, I'm your mother, and it's not your place to lecture me."

Her breath became unstable due to her anger. She supported her forehead and glared at Thomas.

Thomas sighed as he realized further explanations would be futile and had no desire to prolong the conversation.

However, Jasmine persisted and scolded, "Don't think I don't know. You've been deceived by that b*tch Vania. Remember. As long as I'm around, I'll never allow you to do anything that harms Yvonne."

However, Jasmine persisted and scolded, "Don't think I don't know. You've been deceived by that b*tch Vania. Remember. As long as I'm around, I'll never allow you to do anything that harms Yvonne."

Her accusatory expression toward Vania perfectly mirrors Yvonne's.

Thomas was genuinely angered by those words and looked at Jasmine helplessly, questioning, "Isn't she the one harming herself?"

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Even with numerous individuals seeking to hold her accountable, she adamantly denies her errors and recklessly invites disaster.

Her actions alone could warrant a lifetime in prison. If Vania and Hanson resort to more drastic measures, her life could be at risk.

Thomas smiled bitterly and shook his head. Despite his efforts to help alleviate Yvonne's sins, she and Jasmine failed to comprehend his intentions.

He was well aware of his mother's undeniable responsibility for his sister's current condition. Excessive indulgence of a parent only brought harm to a child.

Although a myriad of words lingered in his heart, he ended up saying, "I can't reason with you. Let's leave it at that."

However, Jasmine persisted and scolded, "Don't think I don't know. You've been deceived by that b*tch Vania. Remember. As long as I'm around, I'll never allow you to do anything that harms Yvonne."

However, his attitude provoked Jasmine. "Get out!"

Her furious appearance had no trace of her usual elegant demeanor.

Her hand trembled significantly as she pointed at Thomas. "I have no use for an ungrateful son like you. Since you think so little of us, leave and never return."

Hearing her words, he did not feel sad and nodded before signaling his assistant to push him out. It's better to leave and start anew.

He had initially intended to return home and have a conversation with his family, but it had turned out to be a disappointing outcome.

The future of the Kepler Family was now visible to the naked eye.

A loud crash echoed behind him-Jasmine had likely smashed a vase.

Immediately after, a furious voice followed, "Get out! Get out..."

The sound of breaking objects revealed the destructive force unleashed by Jasmine in her anger.

"Stop right there." At this moment, Benjamin's voice suddenly rang out behind Thomas.

Although Benjamin's emotions were difficult to discern, his tone carried an unmistakable authority.

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