He had misinterpreted her intentions and disregarded her.

At that time, she must have felt incredibly heartbroken.

As Cathy had requested her to keep it confidential, she was unable to disclose it to him.

She had to endure it by herself.

At that time, how much bitterness must she have felt?

“I take full responsibility for my selfishness. I shouldn't have let an innocent person take the blame for saving my friend, which caused the misunderstanding between you two. I am sorry."

“Come again? Do you believe that saying sorry can undo the damage you caused?"

Josiah didn't dare to argue back.

Isaac had a point.

What could saying sorry possibly fix?

“Considering your Lack of proper medical ethics, I suggest you refrain from further insulting the medical profession." After those words, Isaac turned and walked to the door. He paused there for a moment, but did not look back at Josiah.

“Doctors like you should have their licenses revoked," he added before leaving the room.

After his final words, he quickly left the room without looking back. Alick hurried over because he was concerned about Isaac.

When Alick saw Isaac, he approached him and said, "Mr. Johnston.” Isaac handed Alick the letter and gave him instructions while walking.

“Retrieve all of her belongings."

Alick quickly took the letter from Isaac and nodded in agreement.

He would take care of it personally.

The letter was placed back in the envelope along with Camila's other belongings and was taken away.

Isaac hadn't stepped into the house after the death of Camila.

He gazed at the portrait of Joe sketched by Camila.

Then his attention turned to his son.

She was gone.

However, it was not as if she had left nothing for him.

At the very least, he had a child who shared his bloodline. Her blood was running through Joe's veins.

“Mummy... Mummy..."