"Uncle."

Ray was taken aback when he saw Stella come in crying, "Stella? What's wrong with you?"

Stella walked over and said, "Uncle, you're finally back. Adam fired me when you were having a meeting abroad."

"What?" Ray was indeed a little surprised. "You are serious and capable in work. Why did Adam fire you? Is there any misunderstanding?"

"There is no misunderstanding. He fired me because of a woman called Nora. I and Nora had a quarrel after we drank together. It was not a big deal, but he not only helped Nora, but also fired me directly. Uncle, you have to help me."

Stella was the daughter of an old friend of Ray. His good friend had always wanted to make Adam and Stella a couple, and Stella fell in love with Adam at the first sight, so Ray arranged her to work in the company. It was also for the sake of his old friend and for her convenience. Because he knew his son very well. He was not so sensitive in emotional matters, far less than his business brain.

But Stella had

was so strong that he was afraid that she would kick down the old wall in the house.

This feeling was very lively. She had never experienced it in her life.

Granny Olivia looked at Dina and said sadly, "Is it because you don't get along well with your family?"

After a short pause, she said, "I'm sorry, Dee. I'm a straightforward person. But I think as long as the family is in good relationship, whether it's a big house or a small house, they will feel warm and lively."

Dina nodded and turned to look at Justin who was sitting downstairs. "How did Justin's parents pass away?"

"His father said that he went out to do business, and then he never came back. At that time, Justin's mother was still pregnant with him. She had been worried about his father and was going to look for him, but she had a difficult labor and... Alas..." When Granny Olivia recalled the past, she couldn't help but shed tears.

It was not until then that Dina realized that Justin had never seen his parents.