Jas Yinley turned around and left, while Ivy Miller sat there, her face slightly pale.
What does this have to do with the Warren Group and the Twilight Group?
Why does he make such a big fuss to make things difficult for both groups?
Do businessn always talk like this? This is just... unreasonable.
But thinking about it another way, his wife ran away, and he’s so anxious to find her but can’t.
Doing sothing impulsive out of worry and anxiety isn’t impossible.
The nanny saw Jas Yinley had left and quickly ca over with Ivy in her arms.
"Ivy, who was that just now? It seed like you know each other."
She smiled at the nanny but didn’t say anything.
"That man is really handso, like a movie star."
Ivy Miller stood up and took Ivy from the nanny’s hands. "Alright, we’ve been out for quite a while, it’s ti to head back."
Seeing she didn’t want to talk about what just happened, the nanny didn’t press further.
"Okay, okay, let’s head back, it’s about ti to make lunch."
After returning ho, Ivy Miller fed Ivy and put her to sleep.
When Henry Sullivan returned, Ivy was already asleep, and the nanny’s lunch wasn’t ready yet.
Ivy Miller called him into the bedroom and closed the door.
Seeing her serious expression, Henry Sullivan sat on the chair by the bed, "What’s wrong? You look so serious."
"Uncle, do you really not know where Isla Linton is living?"
Henry Sullivan frowned at her, "Why are you bringing up Isla again?"
"Today, when I took the child to the park, I t a man nad Jas Yinley, Isla Linton’s partner."
Henry Sullivan stood up, looking at her worriedly, "Did he trouble you?"
Ivy Miller shook her head, "He said his purpose is to find his wife.
He ca to first to express his goodwill, but if he has to co to you to find her, it will certainly be unpleasant."
"He’s looking for Isla?"
Ivy Miller nodded, "He said after Isla regained her mory, she told him she was going out for a break, to say goodbye to the past.
But he didn’t expect that once she left, she wouldn’t co back.
He didn’t look like he was lying, he really seed worried.
Uncle, do you really not know where Isla is? If you do, maybe you should..."
"I really don’t know."
"Shouldn’t you ask Faye Townsend? If there’s a problem between the spouses, it must be solved.
Always avoiding it isn’t a solution, right?"
"This is Isla’s choice."
"But is her choice necessarily the right one?" Ivy Miller looked a bit unsettled.
"Why is it that you always have to support her choice?
Are you sure she won’t make a wrong choice?
You’ve t Jas Yinley, right? A charismatic man like him being Isla Linton’s life partner is a blessing for her."
"Are you saying Isla is not worthy of him?"
Ivy Miller seed a bit exasperated, "I didn’t say who’s not worthy of whom. I’m just telling you, he really cares for Isla Linton, and we shouldn’t treat the couple like this.
There’s a problem; it needs to be solved by them. Avoiding and delaying won’t solve the problem, will it?
And honestly, we don’t even know if there really is a problem between them, do we?"
Henry Sullivan didn’t respond and instead walked over to the window to look outside.
Ivy Miller had so helplessness, "Do you really have to wait until there’s a problem before you think to solve it?"
"What problem could arise? I will handle this; don’t worry about it."
"Is it really as simple as not worrying? Do you know why Jas Yinley ca to see today?
He ca to express his goodwill, hoping you would take a step back and not ddle.
He said if you continue like this, he will entangle with you to the end.
He also ntioned getting both the Warren Group and the Twilight Group prepared, as he won’t let it rest.
Are you really planning on letting the Warren Group and the Twilight Group suffer because of your past issues?"
"The Warren Group is not that easily defeated. I will handle this matter well.
From now on, you don’t have to worry about it anymore."
Ivy Miller gave a wordless smile, stood up from the bed, and walked out.
She really couldn’t understand why Henry Sullivan would do such things for Isla Linton.
She honestly wanted to et Isla Linton and ask her personally what she really wanted to do.
After she regained her mory, did she insist on turning the Sullivan and Warren families upside down to be satisfied?
But with Henry Sullivan’s current attitude, however she wanted to find Isla Linton and say sothing, he probably wouldn’t agree.
She shook her head with so helplessness, fine then, since he’s willing to suffer, why should she ddle?
After the al, Ivy Miller put down her chopsticks, "Henry Sullivan, I’d like to discuss sothing with you."
"Mm, what is it?"
"I want to take Ivy back to my family ho to stay for a while."
"Why?"
Ivy Miller shook her head, "No reason, I just want to."
"Is it because of what we discussed earlier..."
"The earlier topic is over; I won’t ddle in your affairs anymore in the future.
I won’t say I’ll respect every decision you make in the future.
I can only tell you that I won’t change your decisions.
But... you must bear the consequences of the seeds you sow."
Henry Sullivan saw the stubborn look in her eyes, realizing she was angry.
"Let’s talk about it in a while."
"I’m informing you, not discussing it with you.
I’ll pack up and leave for my family ho this afternoon after you go to work.
The nanny will co with , and you can eat at the canteen during this ti."
Henry Sullivan glanced at the nanny, "Nanny, could you please go buy a pack of cigarettes?"
"Sure, sir, I’ll go right now."
The nanny turned to leave, and Henry Sullivan put down his chopsticks, looking serious: "Ivy, stop being childish."
"I’m not being childish. If it were about us, I would be willing to share both good and bad tis with you.
But now... what you’re holding onto has already brought him to .
I have a child to raise and don’t want to be worried about your past issues anymore.
Henry Sullivan, I want so peace.
I’ll be staying at my family ho for a longer period, and I’ll co back after you completely resolve Isla Linton’s matter.
Of course, if Isla Linton’s situation isn’t resolved in three to five years, that’s fine too.
I will rent an apartnt to live in, for the sake of peace.
If you want to see the child, you can visit anyti, and I won’t stop your father-daughter etings."
"Ivy..."
"Enough, no more, I’ve thought about this all morning and won’t change my mind."
She finished speaking, entered the bedroom, and began packing. She had had enough of these tangled days.
Since Henry Sullivan couldn’t think clearly, she would help him sort things out.
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