"Let's take a walk, shall we?"

Rena put on her coat and followed Korbyn.

They were very close, like real father and daughter.

After walking for a while, Korbyn said in a gentle and loving voice, "Juliette and | know you have suffered a lot. We may be Waylen's parents, but it's difficult for us to control his temperament.”

Rena replied in a nasal voice, "I do have the same struggle.”

Korbyn patted her on the shoulder and continued walking with her.

He knew that Rena was unhappy and that she was only enduring her misery because of the affection she and Waylen shared in the past. If it weren't for that, she would've already left Waylen and taken the children with her.

And Rena’s life was plain.

Aweek later, in the evening, Rena was playing the piano in the living room.

Then, the butler walked in and told Rena that Rita had come again and wanted to see her.

Rena said lightly, “Send her in.”

It was the second time that Rita came to the Fowlers’ house. She didn't sit down. She stood beside Rena and said, "Please spare Mavis, Mrs. Fowler."

Rena just continued playing the piano.

This time, there was a sob in Rita's voice.

"Mavis has been expelled from school. She's going crazy, and the fact that your two bodyguards are following her around all the time isn't helping. She is a poor, helpless girl, Mrs. Fowler. Please leave her alone." ©

Rena finally stopped playing.

She looked at Rita and smiled.

"Okay. I'll leave her alone, but | want her to go back to her hometown. If she agrees, then | won't ask her for the $300, 000 back.”

Rita's face turned pale.

She replied, "Mavis just managed to get into a university in Duefron. She can't go back to her hometown. If she does, then her life will be over. Please cut her a break, Mrs. Fowler."

Rena sneered.

“All this is her own fault. How can she blame others?"