Glenda was confused, but she obeyed and stayed quiet.

“Don't bother him," he said to her in a low voice.

Isaac was just venting his anger, and his anger was very understandable.

Granted, Robin brought him up, but it was only to turn him into his puppet that would be at his beck and call. He was the only reason why Isaac didn't do anything to Audrey all these years.

But Robin didn't seem to appreciate that. Instead, the old man turned his back on him.

Of course it broke Isaac. The worst pain was being hurt and betrayed by your family and that was exactly what happened to his. All of his family betrayed him.

Glenda glanced at Willie and asked in a low voice, “Do you want me to call Camila and ask her to come back?"

That was a great idea.

If there was a time that Isaac would need someone, it was now.

So he nodded and said, “Go ahead."

Glenda immediately took out her phone to call Camila, but no one picked up.

After a few more tries, she sighed and said, "I can't reach her." Willie just sighed and pursed his Lips.

In the study.

With his hands behind his back, Isaac stood in front of the window. There was a broken teacup at his feet and water was strewn over the floor, touching his feet.

He stood tall and straight, but if anyone looked at him, they would see how lonely he actually felt.

The Light from outside fell on a part of his body while the other was covered by the darkness of the study.

His face was once again, unreadable.

In the hospital.

Camila went into the operating room with Josiah.

She had been very busy since she went to work in the hospital. As his assistant, she had to assist him in his surgeries and do many examinations for the patients.

In fact, she prepared things for Josiah, and then cleaned up after him too.

She was just too busy and didn't have time for anything else.

Three hours later, the operation was finally done and they walked out of the operating room.

ALL she wanted to do at that time was rest, but Josiah didn't give her the opportunity to do that.

He stopped her and ordered, “Sort out the patient's documents and put them in the middle drawer of my desk. Make sure no one sees them." "Yes, doctor," Camila answered.