"Jean, what's wrong? Is there a problem?" Lisa became confused with Jean's reaction.

"I'm fine. It's nothing." Jean smiled. Anyway, the divorce was a foregone conclusion. No matter how much Tina liked Julia, it couldn't be changed. As such, Jean felt relieved.

"Didn't you say you are going to the set? Let's go." Then, Jean walked away with Lisa.

Julia found a coffee shop near the shooting location. After the waitress approached them, Julia ordered a cup of Americano for Tina and a cup of lemonade for herself. Without looking up at Tina, Julia silently fiddled with her lemonade. She looked like a child who had done something wrong.

"Julia, I just learned what happened between you and Terence. I've been back for a while, but I couldn't find you. Fortunately, I finally heard that you are filming here. What's going on? Why do you

mbarrassed. She looked at Tina and said, "Aunt Tina, please don't do this. Although I have divorced Terence, I still respect you as usual. If you want to talk to me or go shopping, I will go with you."

"Then, I think I have a solution. If you can't be my daughter-in-law, just be my sworn daughter." Tina held Julia's hand firmly. In a warm tone, she said, "Julia, you should know that I adore you. From the first day of your marriage with Terence, I have treated you as my own daughter. I genuinely don't want to be a stranger to you in the future."

Tina paused for a while and continued, "Well, I'll take you as my sworn daughter. Then, you can still call me Mom from now on. What do you think?"

Of course, Tina had her selfish motive for doing so. She didn't want Julia to be separated from Terence. The offer was just an expedient deal.