Lora sighed. "It's surprising that such a large company like the Innova Group lets you leave early. Aren't tech companies supposed to be obsessed with overtime?"

Sylvia smiled. "That's other companies. We're different. If we don't need to work overtime, why should we?

"Of course, when there's a tough challenge, we do put in extra hours, but the overtime pay is always fair."

Lora nodded repeatedly, thinking the Innova Group was truly great.

Sylvia asked in a low voice, "By the way, do you know why your dad invited us to dinner?"

Lora shook her head. "I'm not sure. He just told me to arrange a meal with you all."

They soon arrived at her home, where the food was already prepared. Tobias had even brought out a fine wine he had been saving for over a decade, clearly valuing this meal highly.

After a couple of glasses, they chatted about everyday topics.

As the conversation turned to children, Tobias sighed. "Our hair has turned white, and we only have Lora. In recent years, we've b