Seeing the two of them, I couldn't help but find it ironic.
Back when I devoted myself entirely to the family, none of you appreciated it. I was treated like an unpaid maid, met with disdain and disregard. Now, after facing hardship elsewhere, you expect me to simply return?
I chuckled lightly, patting Linden's shoulder. "Linden, some things can't be reversed with a simple apology. As the saying goes, 'You can't undo what's already done.' I believe you understand its meaning. I'll transfer the fees for your extracurricular classes to your father. That's all I can do for you."
Linden hung his head, while sorrow was written all over Leo's face.
"At least let me do one more thing for you! Consider it my way of making amends," Leo's voice was hoarse as he spoke behind me while I turned to
