“Good. I won't make things difficult for you. Since I registered your marriage certificate with Isaac, I can easily register the divorce too.”

“Okay, grandpa." Camila Lowered her head sadly and added in a voice that broke, "You helped me save my mother. But.. but I let you down.”

"You don't have to say all of that. It's of no use. I just don't want to see that child in this family anymore. You need to do one more thing for me too," he said gruffly, no longer the gentleman he had always been around her.

Since this was Camila's mess, he thought it was only right that she helped him.

“What will that be?" Camila had no reservations helping him. He had saved her mother after all. If she did something for him, she wouldn't have to feel guilty.

“There is a woman named Fidelia with Isaac right now. I want her to replace you and become his wife. However, Isaac doesn't want to divorce you. I need you to make him hate you."

Camila wasn't expecting that at all. But she schooled her features and asked, "Can you ask for something else, grandpa?"

She knew she had to leave, but she didn't want to leave in such a way. "Well, yes. There is another option." Robin nodded and said, "You can make a match between Isaac and Fidelia."

Camila found it difficult to keep a poker face after he said this. This one was even worse than the first one.

How did he expect her to make a match between the man she Liked and another woman?

“What's that face for? Can you not do it?" Robin asked coldly.

Yes, she didn't want to do such a thing. She cleared her throat and said, “Grandpa, you know Isaac's temperament. Do you really think I can make him do something he doesn't want to do? I can only promise to do my best, but you can't blame me if it doesn't work out." Since she couldn't blatantly refuse to do it, that was all she could say.

Besides, she did have to return the favour Robin did her by saving her mother.

If not, he would always bring it up in the future, and she didn't want to owe him anymore.

Robin sighed and nodded in agreement. "It's true that Isaac isn't someone that can be controlled. But you have to try your best."

Then he turned to Stevie and said, "Make sure no one tells Isaac what happened today."

Stevie nodded and immediately went out to deal with it.

Robin then glanced at Camila coldly and warned, “Isaac should never find out about this conversation."

“I know that." Camila wasn't stupid. She knew how these things worked. Robin harrumphed and left, satisfied to have dealt with everything. Camila also went out, but she was too weak. She leaned onto the handrail and walked down slowly, one step at a time.

Laura had been worried about Camila all along. As soon as she spotted Robin leaving, she came over and held Camila.

“Are you okay?" “I'm fine." Camila nodded, but it wasn't very convincing.

She tried her best to put on a brave face and asked, “Where's Joe? Is he still crying?"

“No, he's sleeping now. I gave him some milk," Laura said, more worried about Camila now. She had seen the look on Robin's face, and judging from Camila's countenance right now, the discussion must not have gone well.

Camila nodded and said, “Okay. We should leave this place first." “Where are we going?" Laura asked.

Camila paused. She didn't know either.