“It's Curtis. I have work and have to leave San Francisco for a few days, so I want to ask you to take care of Curtis. You can rest assured the transportation of Curtis to school has Roger in charge and will not be too troublesome. But Roger is also old, not very suitable to care for children."

Hearing that, Adela's expression softened: "If you don't hate my simple house, take her to my house. But Jonathan, you keep saying you've found my daughter, but you keep refusing to let me and her meet. Can you tell me directly, have you finally found Mary or not?"

This made Adela begin to feel a little suspicious.

Jonathan replied: "When I get back to San Francisco, I will bring her to meet you and get to confirm the bloodline together, absolutely not breaking my promise!"

Her throat moved, her face a little excited, and Adela nodded thoughtfully: "Okay!"

So many years have passed. Just a few more days, and she can still wait, as long as her daughter is at peace.

The matter is over