Chapter 1656 - 1698: Full Moon at the May Family

"So, when exactly do you plan to tell Ivy about the Kinston Family’s Blood Curse?" Mabel Quinn asked.

"At least... I’ll wait until she becomes an adult and can make her own judgments," Kyle Kinston replied, clearly not planning to inform his daughter about the Blood Curse too soon.

If the child were told about it while she was too young, there was no guarantee she wouldn’t reveal the Blood Curse to Jeremiah May.

That would essentially mean telling Jeremiah May that Ivy’s life was in his hands. If Jeremiah truly loved Ivy, then it would be fine, but if he didn’t, if he harbored any malice, it would only give him more leverage to threaten Ivy and the Kinston Family.

This was something Kyle Kinston definitely did not want to see.

Mabel Quinn understood the implication of her husband’s words, so she nodded, agreeing with his decision.

On the night of the Full Moon, Mabel Quinn informed Mr. May and Jeremiah May in advance, planning to send her daughter to the May residence after kindergarten, and then bring Levi Harris back to the villa.

But Levi Harris, after learning that Harper Kinston would be spending the night at the May residence, refused to follow Mabel Quinn back to the villa, insisting on staying at the May residence, which left Mabel Quinn feeling awkward.

"I want to be with Nun Nun," said Levi, the little friend.

"This..." Mabel Quinn looked at Mr. May with embarrassment, as, after all, this was the May residence, and Mr. May was the host.

"In that case, let them stay together. If Mrs. Kinston is worried, you can stay the night as well. I’ll have a servant tidy up the guest room you stayed in before," Mr. May responded politely.

"Thank you for the trouble," Mabel Quinn thought it through. If both children were to stay, it was best for her to stay as well, which would also make it easier to take care of them. "And, Mr. May, you can just call me Mabel. Since you’re friends with my mother, it means I’m like a junior to you."

Mr. May replied, "Alright, Mabel. I heard you’ve been visiting your mother every day lately."

"Yes," Mabel Quinn replied. These days, she’s been spending a lot of time at the Landon Family’s place, keeping her mother company, sometimes reading books or magazine articles to her, and sharing meals and watching TV programs together. Grace Yowell, surprisingly, hadn’t been involving herself much, perhaps due to Kyle’s earlier threat taking effect.

"Are you planning to tell your father about your mother’s situation?" Mr. May asked.

"I will, but maybe later, at a more suitable time," Mabel Quinn replied.

"Aren’t you worried that your father’s presence would further agitate your mother and worsen her condition? Especially after witnessing your mother’s breakdown that day; she wishes your father dead. Letting him experience her hatred is not easy for him either," Mr. May said.

"I believe that once my father knows about my mother’s illness, he wouldn’t agitate her condition," Mabel Quinn said. "Moreover, even if mother hates him, I think he’d still want some closure, at least to know that she’s alive, and see her one more time." Instead of aimlessly searching without even knowing if the person he’s looking for is alive or not.