Ivy Grant didn't hesitate and said directly, "Dean is not my father."
George Flack had just heard Ivy say that, so he didn't understand why Ivy had to say it again, and the tone of her voice was so serious, not at all like a child's.
"Yes, I know that already," he said.
Ivy looked at George in front of her and held back as soon as she opened her mouth.
"I called you here to tell you not to disturb the life of me and my mom. We are fine now and don't need anyone to bother us." That was all Ivy said in the end.
George felt sad and didn't expect that Ivy would tell him to stay away from them when she spoke to him alone.
"Ivy, do you have any issue with Mr. Flack? If you don't like anything about Mr. Flack, you can tell him, and he will change."
George turned his whole body and asked Ivy, who was sitting in the back.
"No need." Ivy answered George without any thought, as if it was a conditioned reflex.
