Once the baby calmed down, Camila walked in the direction of the bathroom.

“I'll give him a bath."

“Let me help you," Isaac offered without thinking.

Camila studied the guy in front of her. Normally, this man had inflated sense of self-importance.

Right now, though, he could pass for the father of any average family. Camila nodded and lowered her gaze, saying, “ALL right. Run the bath for me."

However, as soon as Isaac entered the bathroom, the phone in his pocket rang once more.

There was a frown on Camila's face when she said, "You should get going. I can take care of Joe alone."

Isaac scowled. He was becoming irritated with the calls he kept getting.

“I'LL be right back."

After meeting his child for the first time, he did not want to be separated from him for even a moment.

He really wished he could spend more time with him.

Camila's lips curled into a smile. "ALL right."

There was no trace of affection left on Isaac's face as he left the house. Once again, his expression was one of indifference.

He hopped in the car and directed the driver to go to the Johnston family's estate.

When the vehicle arrived at its destination, Isaac climbed out of the car and walked inside the house.

At the entrance, he found Stevie waiting for him. Upon recognizing Isaac, he approached the man to greet him. "Mr. Johnston..."

"Why do you want me to come here so badly?" Isaac demanded emotionlessly.

"I don't know, either. I'm just following orders," Stevie replied politely. Even if he did know, he was prohibited from informing Isaac of anything.

Isaac crossed the threshold and entered the house. Robin, sitting in front of the chessboard, Laid down the piece in his hand. He inquired, "I heard you called the cops on Travis. Is that true?"

Had Robin begun to put the blame on him?

Isaac did not bother denying the truth.

“It's true."

Robin's expression darkened.

Even though he cared about his family, the reputation of the Johnston family was the thing that mattered most to him.

To placate Isaac, Robin gave him the entire fortune of the Johnston family. If the scandal were made public, it would not be good for them. The family's good name was his top priority since he was concerned that Isaac would act carelessly regardless of the consequences.