So, even if her son refused to acknowledge her, she couldn't say a word. If she hadn't selfishly wished for her child to have a better life back then, they wouldn't have ended up in this situation.
Of everyone there, the most furious was Caleb Grayson. Yuna Sullivan was the person who had harmed his sister—the one who had indirectly caused her death all those years ago.
And now, his family was tied by marriage to the relatives of his enemy. He was furious. Utterly furious. This agony and rage made him instantly understand why his adopted son refused to acknowledge his birth parents.
Mika Summers could feel it—the way everyone was looking at her and her parents had changed. Every second she remained felt as agonizing as sitting on pins and needles.
She got to her feet, pulled the still-sobbing Una Sullivan up from the sofa, and said hurriedly to Caleb Grayson, "Mom, Dad, I'm sorry. I think I need to take my parents and leave now."
