He approached his daughter's room and lightly knocked on the door. When there was no response, he gently opened the door and stepped inside.

As soon as he entered, he heard his daughter sobbing. The sound made Jackson frown, his heart aching for her.

Among his children, Jackie took after Serenity the most, and she was also a girl, so she had always been his favorite. Seeing her cry filled him with deep sorrow.

He walked over and said softly, "Jackie, why are you crying? Are you sad because the Yale family used you?"

Jacqueline stiffened, then looked up at her father. Her tear-filled eyes deepened his heartache, and he began to regret his decisions.

If he had known this would happen, he would have lied and said they couldn’t find Morris. She would have been disappointed, but it would have been better than seeing her in such pain.

"Don't cry. Just tell Daddy what you want. Whatever it is, Daddy will make it happen for you," Jackson promised.

Through her sniffles, Jacqueline said,