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As Winnie had just finished, Isobel stopped her immediately.

“Don't check, let it be. If he wants the money, he'll come to us.”

In the past, she always urged Winnie to find that man as soon as possible, because she would be contented once the money was paid. But now she did not want Winnie to find it out, or Winnie would not be in peace.

Winnie was surprised by her aunt's change, but she didn't ask much. She would ask when there was opportunity, if there was not, she would wait him to come to door.

Rufus had been in a bad mood since he got home and shut himself up in his room for a whole day.

“Dad didn't eat dinner tonight. I wonder what's wrong.”

As Brian just came back, Stella went to him and told him about Rufus, looking worried.

“Not feeling well?”

Brian asked in a stern voice, frowning.

“No, I asked him about it. He is just in bad mood, I don’t know the reason.”

Stella was worried all the time and could not understand why her father was in low spirits.

“Is Grandpa getting tough again?”

Brian guessed.

“Not likely. If something goes wrong with Grandpa, Dad will tell us.”

“Why don't you ask?”

Stella had thought about all kinds possibilities, and she wanted Brian to ask about it.

“You go, I have work to do.”

Brian refused directly. He could not communicate with his father alone or take the initiative to care for him.

With that, Brian returned to his room. The expectation on Stella’s face subsequently dispersed. It seemed that Brian's heart knot was still not open, the impact of his mother's death had been deeply rooted in his mind, which was unlikely to be removed.

Rufus's depression came from Vanessa, but Stella did not discover that he was pleased too.

He was pleased that Vanessa was his child, until now he could not calm down and believe that was true.

At the beginning, he really felt that she was very similar to Stella, and he liked her from the bottom of his heart. But he did not expect that she was his own child.

But it undoubtedly increased obstacles between Winnie and Brian, and it would be more difficult to solve the problem.

How should he do? How should he persuade Isobel?

he would have regret for a lifetime till he was dead. But what Isobel said was very

it difficult to deal with it. The Paul knocked on the door and walked

been out all day and haven't had dinner. The kids are worried about you. If you keep doing

He had heard the conversation between Brian and Stella in the living room. The Bennets were clever, and they were always pondering, sooner or later they

it was very difficult. There were a

to reveal Vanessa's identity. Sooner or later,

gave such a sentence, but it could not solve

Try not

came over to chat with him and

Paul continued.

that you and Isobel

ask for Isobel's permission. And remember, once it becomes public, it's not just

even two children. You can't let so many people get hurt for

Winnie could not be together, two

that no matter what

can guarantee that Brian and Isobel will never see each other

or later they will know about it. And it is dangerous even

changed, no matter what the outcome was, the truth is

fate. But you have to think about

was concealed until the death of Rufus and Isobel, it would still be resolved. Though Rufus and Isobel

now. I'm so anxious and worried. I am

No matter how he tried, he could not

this matter of Isobel, Stella would be calmer than Brian. You

suggested and did not want to see Rufus

but I don't know how Stella will react. Because she is older than Brian, she could understand me better. But that doesn't

the first to be hurt would

it tentatively little by little,

was the best method, there

the first to persuade should be

and got into

first day of school, in the school

surprised. It was so obvious that they were there waiting

came to Brian and Winnie

did you choose

made a

came to see

gave a rare

“Thank you.”

a harmonious atmosphere between them,

happiness, but why did she have to go through so many hardships?

her sister, as much as

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