Chapter 22

But Rosalie had already grown distant from Teresa. Thus, Teresa wasn't confident that she could bring Rosalie back to her parents' home. While patting Jonathan's back, Elizabeth said to Teresa with red-rimmed eyes, "Your father hasn't been sleeping well over the past few days because of this matter. Ever since Rosie was born, he's been saving things for her, hoping that one day you'd bring her back so he could make up for all he's missed over the years. "We support you in getting a divorce, but Rosalie is your daughter. And it's not like we can't afford to raise her, so why should her custody go to Cameron?" Elizabeth wiped her tears before continuing, "Even if you don't fight for her custody, Rosie should at least know who her grandparents are. All your father and I want is just to meet her." Teresa kept her head lowered, her gaze unfocused as she stared at the intricate grain of the mahogany table. She remained silent for a long time before saying, "Okay, I'll try my best." She