Still stuck in a dilemma, Samuel felt relieved when he received a text message from Julia. She notified him that she was fine.

Not long after Terence was gone, Julia gradually calmed down and left his house.

She looked at her phone and sent a message to Samuel. Then she informed Consuela and Sherry too that she was safe. After that, she turned off her phone. Julia just wanted to sit alone and isolate herself from everyone else for a while.

She went to Aron's cemetery. After taking a long walk around, without anyone to pour out her own bitterness, Julia felt uncomfortable and couldn't hold it back.

In her hand was a bunch of flowers she bought along the way. After wiping the tombstone, she placed the fresh flowers on top of it for her deceased dad.

"Dad, I'm here to see you." Julia smiled. "I've been busy filming recently. That's why I didn't have the time to see you. Do you hate me?

I know you won't

nked Jean.

"No problem." With a sweet smile plastered on her face, Jean went to the pantry to make a cup of coffee. When she knocked on the door, she heard Terence's voice. "Come in."

Jean pushed the door open and brought the coffee to Terence. He didn't raise his head even when she came in.

"Anything else?" he asked. He thought the woman in his office was his secretary.

"Nothing," Jean said with a playful smile. "I just want to ask if your coffee is good."

Only then did Terence realize that something was wrong. He looked up at Jean and said, "Oh, it's you."

"Yes, it's me," said Jean charmingly.

Terence's face darkened. "These people are getting more and more impudent. They let you in without telling me first."

When Jean heard what Terence said, her face turned a bit sullen. But she still managed to explain with a smile, "I didn't let them tell you that I'm here. I want to surprise you."