Unwanted Daddy Don't Come Closer to Mommy

Chapter 246 You can wear a dress to be my female companion.

However, what Jarvis gave him really subverted Dixon's cognition.

All the clues of that incident five years ago were recorded in the archives. All the necessary ones, and all the ones that were not known by public also existed on them. Dixon looked it through, and sof them were different from those he found five years ago.

The first questionable point: At that time, the escalator in the shopping mall was just being cleaned, and everyone knew that they could not take the escalator during maintenance. Why did Sonia and Maria showed up at the escalator entrance? The second questionable point: Who took the sign that warned people that this place was under maintenance being, and don't get close? Why wasn't it placed at that time? The third questionable point: After the accident, the police went to the scene for inspection, and even ruled out the accidental injury caused by the failure of the escalator, because the escalator was not in operation mode at that time. The shopping mall was only responsible for failing to place the cleaning signs in time. Besides, a stationary escalator can't hurt people. So it is true that Maria was pushed down. The fourth questionable point: The surveillance video caught the moment when Sonia reached out to Maria, which was also an important evidence that Dixon used to sent Sonia to the prison at that time. He believed that she made a move in public, which caused the death of Maria and the baby in her belly. What's the truth hidden behind this scene? Dixon looked at the words on the report, only to feel that he was so confused that his head was swollen. Quincy comes from an official family, and Jarvis's family has spower in the central government. He could have asked Quincy for help, but instinctively, he refused to let himself bow to Quincy.

Once he asks for his help, it seems that he admits his failure to her.

"Have you figured anything out?" Jarvis held his chin. "You ctoevery day just for the truth. Dixon, why didn't you cfive years ago?" Dixon put down the documents, stood up and sighed. "It's not too late." "No, it's already late." Jarvis looked at Dixon with his deep eyes. "When the tragedy happened, and you chose to listen to others, not her, you were already too late in Sonia's life. So now, even if the truth is different from what it was five years ago, and even if you do find out, it is too late." Dixon's heart was stung, and he lost his patience. "I don't need to hear this." It will only make him more timid to face the truth.

Jarvis smiled silently. "Just admit it, you fell for Sonia." "No." Dixon quickly countered back, as if he was trying to prove something. "I just... for the tbeing, at present, I seem to be a little interested in her." "It's funny how you try to deceive yourself." Jarvis has never been afraid of Dixon, so his tone sounded a little mocking. Seeing the man in front of him, he suddenly felt that Dixon was somehow luckier than him no matter what.

At least the woman he wants to win back is still living in this world. At least he still has the chance to make up for her, even though the result won't be very positive.

But what about Jarvis? What has left for him? After Queenie died, all his chances were deprived by fate. No matter what he does, he can't get her back to life. Jarvis stared at Dixon's side face for a long tbefore he spoke up again: "Dixon, sometimes, you can let go of your ridiculous dignity. Is it so shameful to admit that you love someone who doesn't love you?" Is it shameful? Dixon asked himself if it was really that shameful.

But he refused to admit it until the death. He just stubbornly said to Jarvis: "I just re-checked the truth five years ago to ease my unsettling soul." He was just trying to comfort himself by investigating the truth. He never thought that if another result showed in front of him, how would it end up with him and Sonia.

At the end of the month, Caldwell, the master of the Miller family sent an invitation to Dixon as he said. There was Jungle Syllables Festival by the end of the month. Everything was arranged on the cruise ship, and it was indicated that Dixon could bring several people with him, all of whom were guests, so there was no need to pay extra.

When Dixon received the invitation, Jarvis got it, too. After all, if the Jungle Group wanted to exonerate themselves, they need to please the central government. So several youngsters who are from sofficial families are all on the guest list. Dixon asked Jarvis when he would arrive.

Jarvis replied with a lazy tone: "I won't go since I don't have a female companion." Dixon thought for a while: "I don't have one, either." Jarvis chuckled: "How about this, Dixon? You can wear a dress and be my female companion."

Dixon's handsface suddenly darkened down. He sneered at Jarvis: m "I don't have that kind of hobby." Jarvis said. "Neither do I. But you should look pretty good in a dress wearing a wig. After all, you are not ugly..."

Before he could finish his words, Dixon directly hung up the phone on the other side. Hearing the beepm sound coming from the phone, Jarvis put down his phone with a smile. Then he checked the date. Queenie... It has been two months since you left this world.

He looked up at the invitation lying on the table, and thought of Queenie accompanying him attending this e kind of decasion every time. She always held his arms and picked up a delicate and charming smile aside him. But now, there was no one beside him, and nothing was left.

Jarvis couldn't help laughing at himself. He stretched out his hand to hold his face, and then grabbed the tie in front of his chest with his other hand.

He tugged it and felt the pressure of his throat being tightened.

Queenie, I obviously don't love you, but somehow, I miss you so much.