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Stella was in a mess. She wanted to forgive her father and wanted him to go to Isobel. But who could sort out the confusion in her psyche for her?

"I'm trying to, but there are some things I just can't figure out. Dad said Mom's death had nothing to do with him, and I just want to know why Mom killed herself. She couldn't have gone looking for death for no reason, she couldn't have committed suicide without being stimulated."

"I'll forgive Dad immediately if I get things straightened out, and I can help Dad get to Isobel. The problem is that no one can explain the matter clearly to me now."

More than anyone else, Stella's heart ached for her father, and more than anyone else, she wanted him to be well and happy. But things were right there, and she couldn't talk herself out of it.

"Don't get some things if you can't figure them out, and you can't make Dad suffer the consequences because of your lack of clarity. That wouldn't be fair to Dad, he shouldn't waste his limited life on how you and Brian feel."

"I'm not sure about your family's previous affairs, and I probably can't relate to what you and Brian feel. But I look up to Dad's character and respect the truthfulness of his words, I believe Dad unconditionally, and I support him in finding Isobel."

This was what Joshua had been thinking all along, and he believed that the truth of the matter was not what Stella and Brian had seen. There were too many hints in his father-in-law's words, it was just that Stella and Brian's hearts were so paranoid that they didn't even bother to look at the deeper meaning.

"Stella, can't you hear the implication in Dad's words? Can't you feel his desire to say something else? Don't you ever think about what it all means?"

These words were not intended to be said by Joshua, but he still didn't hold back.

"Yes, and I know there was something in Dad's words. But the more he did, the more I wanted to know the truth. After all, Brian and I have the right to know the truth."

Stella was more observant than anyone, so how could she not see her father's hints? It was just that she wanted to know who the victim really was in this whole thing.

"You're only looking for truth, but have you ever thought that since Dad did not tell you, there is something you can't know?"

"Stella, we are about to become parents. Think under what circumstances we can't let our kids know the truth."

Joshua didn't know the exact things, but he could appreciate Rufus's hopeless heart.

He was now persuading Stella, just to get her to unconditionally forgive everything in the past and not to let this matter affect any more people.

"Parents start out for the good of their kids, afraid that they'll be sad and that they won't be able to accept the truth. It's probably these things that are kept hidden from the kids."

Stella thought for a moment before giving this answer, and after the answer, she seemed to have figured something out.

"Honey, you mean the truth would break me and Brian's heart, that's why Dad didn't tell us?"

"Yeah, that's what I mean. Otherwise, your dad would have made it clear a long time ago."

Joshua felt relieved that Stella could see this point. This made things much better, after all, his father-in-law's starting point was good.

Stella was silent once again, if that was really what she thought, her father was looking out for them in every way, but they had never thought for him for so many years.

hiding? And what was it that she and

bad mood after he hung up the phone, thinking about his brother-in-law's words, thinking about his father being sick, and thinking about

thing was also causing trouble for others and affecting their mood. Winnie

he

The next morning.

Winnie returned or not. Brian was looking forward to it, hoping that Winnie would

At the breakfast table.

breakfast, and only Rufus coughed occasionally, and it was an audible cough that he had deliberately

you to

break the silence at

fine, I'm in pretty good

anything unusual about

coughing isn't good for

stiff for he

guess, I'll go to

to continue and gave

two kids to school and the house was

the living room again,

Brian have a quarrel

Paul asked.

"Yes."

was as heavy and suffocating as if it was blocked by a

You have your thoughts, and the kids have theirs. If you can't tell them what you really

talk to you, and

that he wouldn't be able to get through

to be resolved. It's been so long, knowing where Isobel is and knowing that Vanessa is my child, but I can't do anything about it. Seriously, I

he wanted to have a happy family

solve everything, you have to let them know the truth, you can never solve their hatred for Isobel by hiding it like this. Things are already complicated, and now Winwin and Vanessa are involved. The situation is just getting more and more

Paul's take on the matter, It was so complicated that it

mother had been death, and I feel disrespectful to her for saying that. And most importantly, it hurts Brian

and although the kids hated him, he felt it was worth it, knowing that they had an attachment to their mother and

the truth was told, however, that attachment

your wife. But Isobel took it

not just Isobel, if the truth is not told, Winwin and Vanessa will both be affected by it. Rufus, while worrying about your own kids, shouldn't you

perspective and probably saw things differently. He said that because he felt

kids would be hurt, but he did not take into account Winnie and Vanessa who