Beside his ear, next to the phonograph, Isabella Lindsey's father's exact words replayed again and again: …
"You're not worthy of her."
"Have you ever given her happiness?"
"Can you reassure me..."
...
Each word was more heartbreaking than the last.
Julian Johnsons seemed to realize only now that since Isabella Lindsey had been with him, all she had experienced was hardship, where was there any happiness?
There was only his indifferent teasing...
Why couldn't he protect her well, care for her, until now she's not only endured all kinds of hardship but also lost all her skills...
In an instant.
Julian Johnsons felt very much a failure.
He felt that Isabella Lindsey's father's words were all right.
And he really didn't have the confidence to tell that woman that he loved her so deeply... her...
Forgotten.
How he left the scene in the end.
Only remembered.
