"I'm Mila's mom, but I've let her down. You know, her dad's not a good guy. He cheated and had a child with another woman. Mila barely felt her father's love growing up. When I fell ill, he abandoned me. She married you to help me."

She looked at Isaac earnestly and continued, "She's always lacked a sense of security, ever since she was little. My unhappy marriage made her skeptical about her own. She probably kept her job because she didn't want to end up like me. I might be selfish, but I've always said she shouldn't quit her job for anyone."

Isaac remained silent for quite some time.

He lost his parents at a young age and never experienced their love.

However, his family had always shown him love and care.

"I realize it might be selfish to say this..." Rowena began.

"I get it," Isaac replied. He wasn't upset, and he had made up his mind.

In his relationship with Camila, they were on equal footing.

He wouldn't let her sacrifice for him.

That wouldn't be fair to her.

Following Annis' accident, Camila was worn out, both physically and emotionally. He hadn't been supportive enough, and they even argued.

Rowena was taken aback. “Are you sure you're okay with that?"

Isaac replied, "I shouldn't have talked to Camila in that way."

She was ready to give him a Lengthy argument to persuade him.

She felt compelled to stand up for her daughter's right to work.

She hadn't anticipated Isaac's easy agreement.

For a moment, she was at a loss for words.

Isaac got up and said, "I still have some tasks to handle."

"You go on with your work," she responded.

Then she suddenly thought of something and added, "And sorry for saying such words today..."