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Rufus thought that his father would mention Brian and Stella, but he had long thought of not caring about anyone's feelings.

"That's their business, they have to figure it out by themselves. Again, if I have cancer, I don't even have the opportunity to say it. Of course, I would not be able to worry about anyone."

"Dad, I told you a long time ago, and you know about Isobel and I. Isobel is not wrong, it is all my fault. I must at least clear her name. For more than 20 years, she has been depressed like me. Shouldn't I make up for her?"

Felix said that because of his selfish thoughts, he still didn't want Isobel to come back.

"You have news about Isobel? How do you know that she has been depressed in the past twenty years?"

Felix tested rufus. He was not 100% sure that Rufus already knew where Isobel was. But Rufus probably found Isobel.

"This is not important. I can find her no matter where she is. Whether she lives well or not, I should compensate her. I owe her."

"Dad, can you leave it alone, can you let me take control of my life once?"

Rufus's answer was still vague, and he could only answer his father that way.

Whether his father interfered or not, he couldn't change his decision. Fighting with his father just made him feel more at ease.

"You can ignore anyone, but can Brian and Stella turn a blind eye. If they have extreme behavior, do you think you will be happy."

"Things are not as simple as you think. I don't need to interfere, but you must not hurt Brian and Stella, let alone affect more people and more things."

Felix knew that he could no longer control the situation, and he could not change his 60-year-old son's mind. It's just that the matter was too complicated, he was worried that it would affect the overall situation.

"I will consider it, but I will not change my decision whether they agree or not."

Rufus still insisted on his decision, he would never let himself and Isobel suffer too much because of his father's ideas. At this moment, even if he died, he had to die with Isobel.

Stella agreed with Paul to send herself back because she had her own plan. On her way home, Stella passed a teahouse and invited Paul to go in for a cup of tea.

Paul was a low-key smart man. He probably guessed Stella's purpose for inviting him to drink tea, so he didn't refuse.

They found a quieter place and sat down.

"Paul, what tea do you drink?"

Stella asked Paul.

"I have no special requirements, as long as it is black tea."

Paul didn't come to taste tea, but to answer Stella's questions, so it doesn't matter what kind of tea he drank.

"Okay, I got it."

After talking, Stella started ordering.

I still want to ask you something,

straightforward, without any

Joshua. He was like his father. Being too

I will

were

about

of dad's illness this time. I suddenly feel I owe dad, but I'm afraid I don't have a chance to make up for it. Paul, I should forgive dad.

it out and

very happy that you can think like this. Your father has been waiting for so many years. Besides waiting for Isobel, he is

was surprised to hear Stella's words, and he

the past. Unexpectedly, as Rufus was sick this time, Stella

are some things I still want to know,

mean that she no longer cared about the past.

do you

than 20 years, it was

fault is it, my dad or my mom? Did my mother jump out of the

Stella hadn't got an accurate answer until

not superficial. If he answered

detail, but he couldn't

some things. But there are some things your father won't

I only say what I can say. As for what

could only say that, he told Stella euphemistically that there was indeed a secret. And what he couldn't tell Stella was the truth of the matter, the one who was at fault, and the crucial

Paul continued.

parents have no feelings. Even if they have two children, you and Brian, they didn't love each other. I think you should be

without love, your mother didn't care about your father's cheating. And

fault that your dad cheated during the marriage, but your

that your mother's suicide by jumping from a building has nothing to do

was what Paul could say, and he couldn't say the rest.

time. You said that my mother's death has nothing to do with Dad. But why did she commit suicide? Did she

sure that her hatred for

she heard this, she was dubious. She had many doubts. But this time she chose to believe Paul's

her mother's death had become a more puzzled

your conditions for forgiving your dad. Stella, it is better

it, ask your dad. I can't

there, and the rest was

you. I'll ask my dad

can you tell me

changed the direction to ask this question. Paul deliberately mentioned her mother's ex-boyfriend last time, and she was wondering if this matter had something to do with her mother's ex-boyfriend, otherwise Paul wouldn't talk

ask what you want to know. And if you ask, it is likely to put

a lot of information for

"But……"