"You say Estelle is stupid. Aren't you stupid?" Baron said angrily and left the room.

He humbled himself in front of his brother and finally convinced him to help him. He didn't expect to be messed up by Lillian. He not only lost his face, but also angered his brother.

Gina didn't chase him out immediately. She pointed at the lawyer standing at the door and said to Lillian, "He is the lawyer invited by your uncle."

"He is here to help you!"

It was not until then that Lillian realized that Estelle really came to help her!

"Mom, call him back." Regardless of the pain on her face, Lillian grabbed Gina's clothes and said.

There was a big difference if Clark was not present in this case.

With the help of Clark, the chances of winning would be greater.

"Lillian, you have taken off your mask in front of Estelle. Do you think she will help you? Or do you think they are all useless? " Gina said sadly and wiped away her tears.

"Lillian, you have to cheer up and stop hurting yourself."

"It doesn't matter if you lose once. You still have a long way to go in your life."

Gina said that Lillian still had a long way to go, but in fact, no matter how long her path was, there was no hope along it.

Because of the confession of Colby, the money Lillian provided for him, and the car of Lillian outside the prison hospital, all these proved that she really helped Colby escape from prison.

Everyone knew the result.

If Clark was here, Lillian might turn the tables.

But she had driven him away and cornered herself. Even if Marcus wanted to let her go, it was impossible.

Gina was so anxious. After Baron slapped Lillian, he was still worried about her.

He went to beg Mr. Conrad and Clark, but neither of them wanted to help.

Mr. Conrad said that he had sent Clark to the Southern City, and Lillian did help Colby escape from prison.

If he really wanted to help Lillian, he had other ways.

However, Mr. Conrad felt that he had fulfilled his responsibility as a grandfather by asking Clark to help them. He didn't want to do anything else.

Clark won't go to the Southern City anymore. His daughter was scolded, and he loved

At first, he was confused. Clark had always been good to his brother. This time, it was him who told him that he wanted to go to the Southern City.

"I can't help Lillian." These were what Clark said when he came back.

He didn't explain why he didn't stay in the Southern City, but from his expression, Mr. Conrad could tell that he was in a bad mood.

Then he learned from Estelle that Lillian had gone too far to scold her as an idiot.

Was there really something wrong with Lillian's brain?

If it was someone else who was scolded, he would not swallow the insult and help the person who scolded him.

After Clark came back, Mr. Conrad didn't interfere. The Han Family had sent someone to help Lillian, but she didn't cherish it.

When Mr. Conrad woke up, the butler came and said that Gina was kneeling outside.

He had guessed that Baron and Gina would come to him, so he had told the servants that he would not see them.

However, Gina refused to leave and knelt down at the gate of the old house.

She would kneel down all the time, unless Mr. Conrad saw her.

"Mr. Conrad, Lillian is also your granddaughter!" Gina's crying could be heard through the door.

The only person she could beg was Mr. Conrad.

Baron had persuaded Gina not to kneel down. Even if she knelt down until she fainted, he might not let them in.

But Gina still refused to get up, "Lillian is going to be screwed. It's worth doing this for her."