"Does he love her? Is that why he doesn't want a divorce?" Stevie speculated.

Robin was thinking the same thing.

“It's my fault. I didn't know what kind of person Camila was before they got married. Now, it seems almost impossible to separate the two of them.”

“You know what kind of person Isaac is. He's very stubborn and won't easily change his mind," Stevie said.

“But you forgot that Isaac also has his weakness.”

Stevie narrowed his eyes in confusion.

“Do you mean..."

“He also cares about that little girl very much." After a slight pause, Robin began to explain, “I remember back when he was ten years old, he fell into a pond and a little girl with a jade pendant saved him. We tried Looking for her back then, but there were too many people at home during that day and we failed."

“But many years have already passed. How are we going to find her?" Stevie asked.

Robin shot a glance at him. "It doesn't matter whether or not we can find her. What's important is we let Isaac believe that we've found her."

Stevie's eyes narrowed further in confusion. No matter how hard he tried to understand it, he couldn't seem to figure out his master's point.

Robin sighed and shook his head.

“Why are you so stupid? All we have to do is find a reliable girl and tell him that she's the girl who had saved him back then."

Stevie didn't sound convinced by this plan.

“But will he believe such a ruse so easily?"

A look of helplessness crossed Robin's face. Why was his butler so dense?! “Again," Robin said, sounding exasperated, “he was only ten years old back then. Even if he can remember bits of his childhood, how many details can he realistically remember? Besides, we'll tell the girl everything she needs to know. If she can tell clearly to Isaac what had happened at that time, he will surely believe her."

As soon as he heard it, Stevie spotted a flaw on this plan. "But if she just appears out of the blue, Isaac will definitely think that something's wrong. Think about it! The girl shows up as soon as you said that you wanted him to divorce Camila. Wouldn't that arouse his suspicion?"

Robin placed his hand on his chin and thought for a while. Even though at times, his butler was stupid, his words this time made a lot of sense.

“Then tell me, what should we do?" Robin asked.

Stevie quickly came up with an idea as though it had always been in his mind. "It's not difficult. We'll just let that girl stay with Isaac. Then, she would ‘accidentally’ tell him that she had come here many years ago and saved a little boy. This way, Isaac will naturally be reminded of everything that had happened before without getting suspicious."

Robin nodded enthusiastically in agreement.

He was impressed by Stevie's idea and thought that it was a good one! Now, the next problem was: where would they find a suitable girl? “There are many good girls out there. We can take our time to find a better wife for him," Stevie suggested.

Meanwhile, Camila was sitting inside a private room.

Opposite her was Forrest, looking very melancholic. It seemed that he hadn't gotten over Laura yet. For the past few days, he hadn't come to work. Instead, he wasted his days drowning his sorrows with alcohol.

Not long after Isaac left, Forrest went to the villa to look for Camila.