Byron thought that Rosalie was angry because the boys were upset. He promised as he was feeling sorry, "I didn't know before this, but now I do. Don't worry, I won't mention it in front of them again."

Rosalie glanced at the children who were playing with Lego blocks in silence. Thinking again about how Byron had brought up the topic of their father with the two boys without her knowledge, she was afraid. Having nothing else to say to Byron, she immediately asked him to leave the house. "It's getting late. You should go back first, President Lawrence. Thank you for helping me pick up the children today."

Byron hesitated for a moment before nodding. He turned and left.

He felt his heart block up terribly during the journey back but still could not figure out the reason.

Byron loosened his tie and sat down on the sofa for a while after getting home, but he still felt uncomfortable.

After a while, he got up, grabbed a bottle of wine from the wine cabinet, and poured himself a glass b