"Yvette Larson, don't you think you should show us some proof that you've settled the matter? How else are we supposed to believe you?"
Eleanor Larson's words, the Larson family's gazes, and her grandpa's attitude completely disappointed Yvette Larson.
'I've tried my best and exhausted all means to find Hunter Sullivan for my family. In the end, I even begged my husband for a favor. But what I got in return was my relatives rebuking me. Not a single one of them believes me. Since they refuse to believe me, why had they forced me to do it?' Yvette Larson felt disappointed but also helpless.
'Familial relationships involve blood ties. I can sever ties with them, but can my father do so? He is a Larson too. He is Grandpa's son and always will be.'
Yvette Larson made a call, and very quickly, someone arrived at the office.
She leaned back against her chair, feeling utterly exhausted. "Tell the chairman about it."
