The head of the Chapman Family lay quietly in the hospital room, his eyes fixed on the door, waiting for someone without any particular expression.
He wasn't sure if that person would come.
Every single day for so many years, Shane Chapman felt regret, forever trapped in remorse.
After the truth of that incident fully emerged, Shane Chapman knew that many people didn't think he was terribly wrong, and quite a few even tried persuading Joanna Jennings on his behalf.
But Shane Chapman knew better.
Back then, he shouldn't have let things between him and Joanna Jennings come to this.
Was it really the child's issues that caused misery and exhaustion, or was it due to negligence and inattention that led to that irreversible situation?
He knew Joanna Jennings too well.
So when he first learned about the child's problem, Shane Chapman didn't think about confessing to Joanna or finding a way to solve it, he chose to conceal it.
Isn't this a form of betrayal and distrust?
