Helena Zell, in order to protect herself, had no choice but to blame everything on Mrs. Zell.
Under the current circumstances, who had the capacity to consider others? Since Mother's image had already completely collapsed and could not be restored, she could only let her take on more blame for her daughter.
Helena Zell felt that since her mother loved her so much, she should be able to understand and agree with her actions.
Henry Ford bitterly smiled and said, "It's Mother again, isn't it? You've told me the same thing so many times, Helena, I can't believe you anymore. Rest well."
Henry Ford's hand slipped out of Helena Zell's and he turned to leave.
Helena Zell called out, "Big Brother... Big Brother..."
Stepping outside and seeing Homing Zell's desolate expression, Henry Ford sighed, "Dad, you've had it tough these years."
Homing Zell burst into tears and embraced Henry Ford, "Son, from now on, it'll just be the two of us left at home."
