Years ago, Diane had sought Arthur's help before she had been treated like a madwoman and locked in the basement by Elizabeth. She'd begged him to save her and her child. However, wanting to avoid disgrace befalling the family, Arthur had chosen to send her back to Anderson Mansion.

Not long after that, Diane had passed away due to difficult labor.

Arthur might claim to have loved Diane deeply, but, in reality, his true priorities lay with his own interests and preserving the reputation of the Robinson family.

Stephen had always been reluctant to reveal the painful events of the past to Linda. However, at this point, if he didn't explain the situation to her, his younger sister was probably going to end up as Arthur's pawn.

After hearing what Stephen said, Linda sat on the couch in a daze for a long time.

As Stephen gazed at her, his tone softened. "Now that he's getting older, he wants to have grandchildren around him. That's why he tried to get close to you, but his ultimate