Young Master Vance Has An Enchanting Wife!-Chapter 82: The Secret She Carries

Mason Morgan let out a bitter laugh, slowly lowered his head, and said to May Morgan in a very low voice, "May, I can’t have children, so how could you possibly be my child?"

"Wha, what?" May was stunned by Mason’s words, taking a long time to regain her composure.

He can’t have children? This...

Impossible, right? If he couldn’t have children, then how did Melanie come about?

"Mason Morgan, do you have to be so shameless? How can you say something like that just to avoid taking responsibility as a father?"

"Believe it or not, did your mother never mention the Jade Pendant and the curse on Morgan Family men when she was on her deathbed?" Mason took a deep breath. When he looked up at May, his tone was filled with endless sorrow.

"There’s indeed a huge secret within that Jade Pendant. I don’t know if your mother told you, but in the past, someone extraordinary once emerged from the Morgan Family. This man was skilled in secret techniques, altering fate, but because he enraged the heavens, the men of the Morgan Family gradually declined. By my generation, we couldn’t have children. You were taken down from Mount Caelus by your grandmother and adopted by us. When you came, you already had that Dragon-shaped Jade Pendant. May, think about it, you’re not even my biological child, how could I like you? Whenever I see you, I feel particularly oppressed—a suffocating horror. So in the end, I had to leave, to leave this stifling home."

What Mason said didn’t seem like random nonsense. He looked very serious, mixed with pain and repression. It was apparent that he had suffered from holding this secret in his heart for years.

May bit her lip, looking at him with some reluctance, and asked, "Since Melanie is not your child either, why are you so partial to her? Why do you do so much for her?"

No wonder Melanie is older than her; it turns out she was also just a child brought by Melody White. Mason Morgan, Mason Morgan, both are adopted children, so why are you so biased?

Mason gave May a strange look and suddenly asked her, "Why don’t I like you? Don’t you know?"

After speaking, he suddenly let out a few suppressed laughs, "May, your mother and I were truly in love, but it was because of your presence that our marriage eventually ended."

He sighed and shook his head, finally seeming to make a decision, and shared his last secret with May, "May, you’re grown up now and should understand that you’re different from regular girls. Whether it’s the Jade Pendant or the malevolent spirits around you ready to corrode you, it all has to do with your unusual background."

"I don’t understand. What’s so unusual about me? I eat, sleep, and go to school like normal. I haven’t troubled anyone, nor have I been like Melanie, always plotting against others. What have I done wrong? Why do you say I’m different?"

Mason’s words suddenly revealed the past that May had deliberately hidden. From a young age, she was met with looks of fear and evasive figures in the village. She had no friends, as everyone feared her, treating her like an evil spirit. Her grandmother and mother had to live at the foot of the mountain to protect her. Yet, she never exhibited anything different growing up, so why were people afraid of her?

Because of Mason’s words, May’s voice caught with emotion, "Just because I’m not your biological child, you reject me, right? Mason Morgan, what did I do wrong? Why do you treat me this way? Melanie isn’t your biological child either, and you are so good to her. You claim to have feelings for my mom, but if you truly cared, how could you do something so heartbreaking?"

May’s accusations made Mason’s emotions become somewhat agitated, "Why don’t I like you? Why do I avoid you? It’s because you’re different. Everyone who’s good to you meets an untimely end. Look at your mother, she died so young. Look at your grandmother, she died tragically because of you. Everyone who’s good to you dies. I’m also afraid of dying. I don’t want to be killed by you."

"Enough!" May thought Mason’s words were not only strong arguments but also absurd. Her mother died young, but it was because of Mason’s actions that angered her to illness. Her grandmother clearly was killed by Melanie, yet now he was shifting the blame onto her?

May looked at the man in front of her and suddenly felt disgusted by his strangeness.

Not wanting to speak further, May sighed deeply in her heart and turned to leave, "Mason Morgan, thank you for clearing up my confusion. Since we’re not related by blood, you go your way and I’ll go mine. Whether you live or die, I won’t care."

"May, why don’t you believe me? Do you know? You carry a huge secret that no one dares to reveal. Everyone who tried to uncover it has died!"

Mason couldn’t help shouting loudly behind May.

May’s body trembled, and she suddenly turned to look at him, "What do you want to say? You want to tell me I’m a jinx? That anyone who treats me well dies, is that it?"

Seeing May looking at him with angry eyes, Mason couldn’t help a bitter smile, lowering his head, "Forget it, you won’t believe anything I say, just go."

May glared at him hatefully and suddenly lifted her head to say to him, "Even if everything you say is true, I won’t believe in destiny. Destiny has always been in one’s own hands. If this is a curse, I’ll find a way to break it."

"Alright then, but let me remind you, that Jade Pendant is detrimental to you. It’s both your amulet and your fatal charm. Take care of yourself."

Mason finally shook his head helplessly, sincerely advising May.

As she left the police station, the sky was overcast as if it was going to rain. Jacob Jennings brought an umbrella over and discussed with May, "Madam, looking at the weather, it seems it will rain soon. Our flight won’t be able to take off temporarily. How about finding a hotel to stay for now and wait for the weather to clear?"

"Alright." May exhaled slightly and nodded to Jacob.

Jacob soon found a suitable hotel. To ensure May’s safety, he rented an adjacent room for May, "Madam, it’s not very safe here. If anyone knocks, make sure to notify me first and wait for me to come.

Jacob repeatedly reminded May before leaving.