That apology came straight from Willow’s heart.

Sean was slightly moved, then, he shook his head.

“Sean, I know you’re angry at me.

“I admit, I… I was looking at you through colored lenses.

“It’s my bad.”

Willow apologized once more when she saw that Sean was not talking.

“It’s all in the past, don’t worry about it.”

Sean waved his hands and replied nonchalantly.

“No, Sean, I…”

Willow sat on the chair fidgeting with her fingers.

“I’m not just apologizing for what had happened, but also…

“Even if others did not believe in you, I should.”

Willow looked at Sean when she had finished speaking.

What Lexie had said stuck Willow greatly and shook her.

Sean did not care for anyone else in the Quinn family, so he would not care about what they had to say.

No matter if it was what they said about him or what they thought about him, even if it were ridicules and mockeries, Sean was able to ignore them completely.

This was because, from the beginning till the end, his eyes were onl