"Alright, then. We shall head out."

Larissa gathered her belongings and pulled Kevan toward the exit.

"I'll come pick you up tomorrow morning. It's almost the big family reunion dinner day.

"So, it's hard to find a cab on the road. You might even find yourself waiting for half a day without coming across an empty cab."

Gary didn't refuse.

Instead, he requested, "Then, you come alone tomorrow."

Her steps hesitated a moment, and she sighed inwardly.

Gary really hadn't changed.

"Alright," she agreed.

…

As soon as they closed the door, Larissa began complaining to Kevan, "I thought my dad had really come around! Turns out, he still has reservations about you!"

Kevan tightened his grip on her hand and smiled.

"Take it slow; there has to be a gradual process."

He didn't expect Gary to change his attitude overnight.

But as long as things were moving in a positive direction, he was content.

She shrugged upon hearing that.

"Well, it's not me who's being wronged here; it's y