Out Of The Shadows Tilda’s Brilliant Second Life novel Chapter 466

Chapter 466 A Painful Truth

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The whole mess had driven Tilda to the edge. She cut all ties with the Jensons, walked away from them.

Everything that followed was Blair’s doing.

She was the one who had ruined their family.

Tilda wanted them gone. Blair could understand that kind of rage.

And yet, even with all that anger in her heart, Tilda still saved them and helped the country.

That kind of strength and vision shook Blair to her core. She couldn’t help but feel pride in Tilda.

Tilda was incredible.

Even crises the government couldn’t solve, Tilda had handled with ease.

“She’s doing fine,” Russell said quietly. “But her hatred for us is impossible to mend. In her eyes we don’t exist. She doesn’t care about us anymore.”

He pictured Tilda in Jeselton, laughing and having fun with her friends.

Then he thought of the way she had treated Darell–shaming him, even hitting him.

Darell still felt the dull ache in his stomach.

Just thinking about that day in the hotel, when Tilda had kicked him, made it throb all the

worse.

Seeing her again had been worse than not seeing her at all.

Not only had he been kicked, but he also hadn’t gotten the answers he wanted.

Tilda was living well.

Hearing Darell admit it cut deeper than anyone had expected.

Even though Russell and the others had braced themselves, his words landed like a knife to th heart.

It didn’t draw blood.

But it hurt more than

any

wound.

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Chapter 466 A Painful Truth

So this was the truth: Tilda had torn the family apart, leaving everyone in misery, while she herself enjoyed her life with friends.

They once thought that even if she severed ties with the family, she might still feel a trace of longing.

But they had been fooling themselves.

They were the only ones left with guilt.

“I get it. I’ll tell you everything,” Russell said at last.

He kept his words short, but he shared enough of what had happened between Tilda and the family.

If he tried to tell it all, it would take ten days and nights and still not be finished.

When Darell finally heard everything, he fell silent.

He had expected things to be bad.

But he had never imagined so much could happen in just six months and that he had been kept in the dark the whole time.

Blair hurried to explain, “Son, don’t blame your dad; this was my idea. While you were holed up working, we couldn’t let you get distracted.”

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