Ivy Grant wiped her mouth, this time not waiting for Mommy to speak first, but instead asking on her own: "Why does Mr. Flack call me his good daughter, is Mr. Flack my father?"
Probably no one could feign ignorance better than Ivy Grant who seems to forget who was just calling George Flack by his name and telling him that she knew everything and that he'd better stay away.
Now, Ivy Grant was sitting obediently, acting as if she didn't know anything, politely asking Mr. Flack.
Seeing his odd yet funny daughter before him, George Flack couldn't help but laugh: "Yes, I am your father, I'm sorry, my darling daughter. It's my fault for not taking good care of you and causing you to suffer. But don't worry, from now on, I won't let you and your mom suffer anymore."
With a smile on her face, Ivy Grant was itching for her mother to speak out. Why hasn't she spoken up yet?
"Ivy, what he said is true, I'm sorry for keeping it from you all this time."
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