Kane saw the distressed lines on Giselle's face soften upon hearing the news of Christopher and Rose's departure from Northbrook. Her expression became serene.
When she finally looked tranquil, Kane came to sit beside her on the bed. However, he noticed her outward appearance did not hide the underlying guilt and sadness he saw pooling in her eyes. He feared his beloved wife was on the verge of tears.
The sight of Giselle in such a state left Kane's heart shattered. He sat silently with his attention fixed on her. In moments like this, when he could not stop her suffering, he felt a deep sense of helplessness and despair. It brought him back to all the times when he was unable to protect her from her brother.
