Dawn Sutherland finished watching the video tape and opened his palm, looking at the menu left for him by Donna.

The graceful handwriting caught his eye, every stroke of each character flowing with her meticulousness and care. Even when he asked her to leave and said he’d be a stranger to her, what she thought of before she left was still him, her second brother...

She was thoughtful enough to write down the dishes he loved and give them to Donna to cook for him...

It turned out she kept him so close to her heart, yet he coldly told her that ’his sincerity had been thrown into the trash by her.’

Dawn’s regret could no longer be described with words—Daisy Grant’s love and sacrifice for him could never be surpassed in this lifetime!

It was he who ignored her devotion and tears; it was he who drove her away, only to find her truly gone...

Dawn’s gaze fell on the divorce agreement on the table, seeing her name signed at the bottom, his eyes became moist.

His long fingers gently brushed over the signature, as if seeing the person herself, Dawn gave a bitter smile and said, with a mournful tone, "I’m sorry, Daisy. It was truly my fault, the second brother has made so many mistakes."

As he spoke, Dawn’s fingers pinched the divorce agreement, tearing it slowly into pieces until the word ’divorce’ was no longer visible.

"We will not divorce, I will never sign a divorce agreement in my life! Not even in death!"

While sitting in the study reminiscing about every moment with Daisy Grant, Dawn’s phone rang, interrupting his thoughts.

Seeing that it was Evalian Chapman’s number, Dawn thought of the night at the hotel when a mistake led him to lose touch with Daisy for such a long time. His gaze darkened as he answered the call.

"Hello sir, this is a server from the Encounter Pub. The owner of this phone is drunk here right now; are you a friend of hers? Because she keeps murmuring your name, I used her phone to call you. Are you available? We’re about to close; could you come and pick her up?"

Dawn initially intended for the pub service staff to take Evalian Chapman home, but didn’t know her address. He pressed his lips together and said lightly to the other side, "I’ll be there in a moment."

Dawn hung up the phone, put on his coat, and drove to Encounter Pub.

When Dawn arrived, the pub server was supporting Evalian Chapman, waiting at the entrance. Dawn took Evalian from the server, helping the drunken Evalian into the back seat.

"Where is your home address? I’ll take you back." Dawn looked at the person in the back seat, his voice somewhat heavy.

Even in her drunken state, Evalian could recognize Dawn’s voice, so pleasing it stirred ripples in her heart.

It turned out, he wasn’t completely indifferent to her; he still cared!

"Sunsetroad Rosy Clouds Community." Evalian provided the address, feeling a bit happy inside.

Dawn opened the navigation and took Evalian back home. He wanted to ask Evalian about that night, but seeing she had drunk plenty, and considering the late hour, he feared stirring up unnecessary gossip, so he intended to leave.

"Don’t go! Dawn!" Evalian suddenly grabbed Dawn’s hand, her voice pleading.

Dawn turned back, coldly retracting his hand from hers, and looking at the bleary-eyed Evalian, he said flatly, "Do you need something?"

Seeing Dawn’s attitude, Evalian gave a bitter smile, stood up, and approached him with a somewhat hoarse voice, "Do you have any idea how miserable I’ve been during this time? Dawn... Will you marry me, will you be with me... I love you, surely more than Daisy Grant! Will you give me a chance?"

For him, she went and got drunk at a pub alone in the dead of night. Thinking of how well he treated Daisy, it pained her unbearably.

But Dawn’s eyes held only Daisy Grant, leaving her in despair.

Dawn looked back at Evalian, his gaze calm, his voice steady and low, "In this life, besides Daisy Grant, I will marry no one else!"