Chapter 937 The Reunion Of Father And Daughter (1/2)

Eva said in a fit of pique. At the thought that Jonson had abandoned her for so many years, she felt that he was no different from York.

”Eva, don't blame your father. If he knows that he has a daughter like you, he will be very happy.”

Jonson and his ex-wife had two sons. Without a daughter, he had always been looking forward to having a daughter.

”Haven't you told it to father Han yet?” Eva was slightly shocked.

”I haven't figured out what to say. Last time I told him that you were not York's biological daughter. I thought he would think that you might be his daughter, but I didn't expect...” Percy paused and sighed.

”Then let's forget it if he didn't think of it. I guess even if father Han knew it, he wouldn't want to recognize me as his daughter,” Eva frowned and said.

”Eva, will you blame me?” asked Percy.

”No, I won't blame you. You didn't do anything wrong. It's all their fault.” Eva shook her head. If father Han hadn't left, her mother wouldn't have married York and suffered such pain.

”In fact, it's father Han who really hurts you. If it weren't for him, you wouldn't have suffered so much,” said Eva.

”It's not Jonson's fault. He came back to me, but unfortunately, I had been married to York at that time.” Percy sighed heavily. ”Your father Han called yesterday and said that he would come to Dragon City in two days. You two can have a good time together.”

She had planned to go to Jonson's place after getting married, but she was worried about her son Jade and Janet, so she came back after two months.

Eva knew what his mother meant. She wanted her to recognize Jonson, but for her, it didn't matter whether she recognized Jonson as her father or not.

Anyway, she was used to having no father.

She told this to Essie, and Essie was happy for her.

”Eva, the Han family is the number one family in Country X. If you and uncle Han recognize each other, you will be the daughter of a noble family. It can be said that you are married to Jim from a family of equal social rank. Isn't it perfect?”

”I have never thought so much.” Eva pouted.