Summary of Chapter 581 – A pivotal chapter in Sorry for Your Loss, It's Me, I'm the Loss by Nydia Scott
The chapter Chapter 581 is one of the most intense moments in Sorry for Your Loss, It's Me, I'm the Loss, written by Nydia Scott. With signature elements of the Romance genre, this part of the story reveals deep conflicts, shocking revelations, and decisive character changes. A must-read for anyone following the narrative.
After Mrs. Walker went upstairs, Vincent took a sip of his tea, a smile on his face as he spoke to Eden.
"Wasn't it the Thompson family dinner tonight? How did you get back so early?"
"Grandmother wasn't feeling well, so Yolanda and I took her back to the nursing home," Eden replied, sidestepping the real issue.
Vincent didn't press further, changing the subject. "I saw your father after the holiday and mentioned you and Yolanda. You're both not getting any younger; the marriage should be settled soon. The doctor says she’s in good health — fit for pregnancy and childbirth."
"Does my father approve of my marriage to Yolanda? After all, Bennett used to be so fond of her," Eden asked, testing the waters as he held his cup.
"Your father agrees. After all, you are his son too," Vincent said with a smile, though he was also being evasive.
He had indeed mentioned the marriage to Frank, and while Frank hadn't objected, he had been clearly uninterested.
Everyone in their circle knew that in Frank's heart, Bennett was his only son; he never paid much attention to Eden's affairs.
But no matter how little he cared, Eden was still his biological son. He had given him the shipping company without a second thought. For now, this chess piece was still very useful to Vincent.
Eden toyed with his cup and said nonchalantly, "A pity I'm not my father's only son."
"Being the only son doesn't matter. Becoming the heir to the Thompson family is what's most important," Vincent advised.
Eden scoffed. "My father will never let me be the heir. Not unless Bennett is dead."



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