“Okay. I'll do that as soon as possible. But with this scandal, how will Mr. Robin Johnston take it?" Willie knew how much Robin cared about his reputation.

This had humiliated the Johnston family. They were now the target of public criticism.

Robin would be furious once he got wind of this.

However, Isaac cared less about what Robin thought or how he felt.

His grandfather's behaviour was no longer worthy of his respect.

The old man was a cold-blooded person who only cared about his image.

To him, everything else could go to hell.

Isaac just said, “Let it be." Robin had already disappointed Isaac so much that the younger man cared less.

“Okay. I'll go back as soon as I'm done with my work here," Willie said.

In that moment, there was a knock at the door.

Isaac hung up the phone and was about to invite the person in. However, the door was pushed open before he could open his mouth.

Looking tall and imposing, Robin filled the doorway.

Wynter Lowered her gaze and said in a Low voice, “I'm sorry. I couldn't stop him."

Isaac just waved a hand and asked her to leave.

Wynter bowed her head and left them alone.

Robin glanced at Camila and sat on the sofa. "It's good that she's here. It makes things easier."

He glanced back at Stevie who walked in behind him and asked him to put the divorce certificate on the table. "I was the one who applied for your marriage certificate. I did you a favour and did the same for the divorce certificate," he said and looked at Camila. "Come here."

Camila was about to walk over obediently, but Isaac held her hand.

“Don't move." Then, he freed her hand and walked to the table.

Under his grandfather's watchful gaze, he picked up the divorce certificate on the table, read through it and then tore it into two with a quick snap.

“What are you doing?" Robin raised his voice angrily.

Isaac threw the ruined paper into the trash can and stared at Robin's furious face indifferently. "I will get our marriage certificate myself. You don't have to worry about it."

Then he sat down opposite Robin and crossed his legs casually.

“Now, Grandpa, is this why you came here today? To show me the certificate? If so, I guess your business here is done since I have expressed my opinion on this matter."

“Who the hell do you think you're talking to?" Robin was losing his calm.