“What are you saying, Grandpa?" Travis interrupted.

Robin opened his mouth, but before he could say anything, Travis added, “Do you think you can persuade Isaac to act in my favor?"

The old man scowled.

“I might if you let them go. He wouldn't push past me as Long as I'm around."

Travis shook his head wryly. "Grandpa, my father is your son, too, you know. I am also your grandson. Yet you have given all the family wealth to Isaac. Don't you think you're being too partial? I am only doing these things because you refuse to give me what I deserve."

Stevie wasn't able to hold himself back. "The only reason why Mr. Johnston gave all the assets to Isaac is because-

"Stevie. Robin cut him off sternly before turning back to his grandson.

“Since you insist on doing things your way, I will not meddle anymore. But you'd better be able to bear the consequences of your actions.

“Don't you think I know that already?!" Travis was very clear with his intentions from the beginning. Of course, he would handle the consequences, whether good or bad.

He wouldn't deny the things he had done, not when he had come this far. "In that case, there is nothing more for us to discuss." Robin turned and made for the exit.

Stevie looked on in confusion. Why didn't the old man tell his errant grandson about the things his vicious mother had done? "Mr.

Johnston..."

“Stop it." Robin waved his hand. Stevie had no choice but to keep his opinions to himself.

Once they were off the ship, however, he piped up again, “Sir, didn't we come here to find the child? The boy is obviously on the ship. Camila, she-"

“Stevie, what kind of person do you think would make the Johnston family prosper in the long run?" Robin interjected.

Stevie answered without a second thought, "A capable one, of course, a discerning and decisive leader."

No sooner had he finished speaking than his eyes widened in understanding. "So, you want to see who between the two is more capable?"

“It's only right to give Travis a fair chance," Robin said.

Travis was right. He was still Robin's grandson. He was entitled to his share of the Johnston family's wealth.

Now, whether he could prove himself worthy of this opportunity depended solely on him.

Robin decided not to interfere this time because he wanted to see if Travis had what it took to win against Isaac.

If he somehow managed that, he just might hand the family business over to Travis.

He would do right by Travis.

His two grandsons both had their own strengths that would be useful to the family.

“Travis has the upper hand at the moment," Stevie thought out loud.