"Mom, whether you have been biased is known to both you and dad. What has happened in the past is already in the past. As your son, I wish for your happiness in your old age."
Eleanor Armstrong was about to say something, but she was stopped by Harlan Lentz.
Better not to stir up trouble.
So Eleanor Armstrong didn't say anything more.
Harlan Lentz turned to Len Lentz, "You two, be careful on the road."
"Hm." Len Lentz nodded.
With these words, he left with Sophie.
The Lentz house seemed empty all at once.
This kind of loss was overwhelming.
No matter what, they all had spent so long with their sons and daughters-in-law.
Eleanor Armstrong sighed.
Harlan Lentz patted her shoulder to comfort her, "It's okay. It's normal for the children to leave their parents when they grow up."
In the next few days, Viola Thompson got back to work.
Because of River City's unique geographical location, she brought Vincent Lee from Capital University to set up a lab here.
