Chapter 440:


    Allyson grew increasingly agitated with each word she spoke. As she reached the end, sobs choked her, and tears streamed down her face.


    Marissa was deeply moved. Despite Allyson’s disdain and constant belittling, Marissa acknowledged the truth in Allyson’s words. She couldn’t bring herself to harbor any hatred towards Allyson. If Marissa were in Allyson’s shoes, she would oppose her nephew marrying a notorious woman, too.


    Connor had been orphaned shortly after birth, and his big brother had wanted him dead. Genuine care for him was rare. Though Arabe loved Connor dearly, her health had been declining in recent years. Allyson’s protective love made Connor’s upbringing less challenging, ensuring he survived to this day.


    Allyson held a prominent position in the Daniels family, and Arabe respected her efforts and acknowledged her status. Witnessing Allyson in tears while mentioning Connor’s deceased mother, Arabe felt a pang of sadness.


    After a moment of silence, Arabe turned to Connor and asked, “Connor, do you feel upset that I made you marry Tiffany?”


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    Before Connor could respond, Allyson interjected, “Of course, Arabe. Remember how Connor resisted this marriage from the start? It led to arguments between you two. He was concerned about your health and reluctantly agreed.”


    Arabe, aging and forgetful, lowered her head upon hearing Allyson’s words. After a moment of reflection, her memory returned. She murmured, “Yes, that seems to be right.”


    Raising her head, Arabe fixed her gaze on Connor and asked, “You rascal, is your marriage really a sham just to appease me? Do you actually wish to divorce her now?”


    Arabe’s question hung in the air, heavy with emotion. Connor’s silence was deafening.


    “Arabe, must you even ask?” Allyson interjected promptly. “Just look at them. They’repletely mismatched. Connor, the esteemed head of the Daniels family, is renowned in Blebert and beyond. And Tiffany? She’s been branded a failure since childhood, with five broken engagements!”


    Speaking of this, Allyson grew tense again.


    “Let’s set aside her troubled past for now,” Allyson continued, her voice tinged with frustration. “Instead, let’s focus on the children. Arabe, why should you impose another man’s children on your grandson? Connor is outstanding.


    He could have married the most exceptional woman in the world. Instead, he’s wedded a woman with a questionable reputation and assumed the role of stepfather to children who aren’t his own. Do you realize this could make him aughingstock throughout the entire city?”


    Allyson was so distraught that tears welled up in her eyes once more. “If Tiffany truly brings you happiness and you genuinely like her, then ept her as a friend. Why force Connor into marrying her?”


    Upon hearing Allyson’s usations and witnessing her tears, Arabe sank into deep despair. She was torn between her love for her grandson and her belief in Tiffany’s worth.


    However, Arabe disagreed with Allyson and countered, “Actually, Tiffany is quite excellent, but you don’t see it.”


    Clearly, Allyson misunderstood Arabe’s point. She countered, “I know she’s now a legend in the art world. She’s undoubtedly exceptional in that regard. But she still isn’t worthy of Connor! He’s not just exceptional; hees from a spotless background.


    He should marry someone as outstanding and virtuous as himself, not a woman who’s had five broken engagements and has two children! If my sister were still alive, she’d never agree to this marriage. No mother would want to see her son endure such humiliation.”


    Upon hearing Allyson mention Connor’s deceased mother once more, Arabe was deeply saddened and let out a heavy sigh. The emotional weight of the conversation was palpable.


    Then, she lifted her head and asked, “Connor, do you really wish for a divorce? If that’s what you want, I won’t stand in your way!”


    When Allyson witnessed Arabe’s concession, her eyes sparkled with hope. She urged Connor, “Connor, tell Arabe right now that you want to divorce this woman!”


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