Ean's father rubbed his forehead in frustration. He could easily guess what was in Ean's mind. So he refused to tell Ean how he got to know.
He wasn't naive to misunderstand what Ean and Alvin would do after knowing the person. He wasn't there to increase the trouble but keep his son out of the trouble.
Ignoring Ean's question, he turned to Benson, "I am taking him home, Ben. Complete the discharge process." He paused as his expression hardened, "And I am, his father is still alive." He indirectly asked him to inform him about his son, not Alvin.
Benson: "..."
Ean frowned being dragged away by his father. He could take his mother's help to get the truth out. He signaled Benson to call Alvin to report to him whatever happened there.
Benson reluctantly agreed to become the messenger for his cousin.
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At Oasis mansion,
