"It's nothing, Dad. You don't need to worry."
Eve Sherman reassured Skye Sherman for quite some time. Only then did he believe that there really wasn't anything wrong, and he urged, "Eve, if anything ever happens, you must tell me. Even though I might not be able to help much, I don't want to be a burden to you."
"Dad, don't overthink it. You and Mom worked hard to raise me. You never considered me a burden when I was little, so of course I must repay you well."
"Back then, if it weren't for me, you wouldn't have had to marry that person. By now, you'd surely have someone who loves you taking care of you, and you wouldn't have to work so hard, sigh..."
Skye Sherman was always a nice person, sometimes a bit sentimental. On the other hand, Cecilia Morgan was more decisive. Eve Sherman had heard these words countless times.
"Dad, everything in my life is perfectly normal now. Marriage hasn't affected me at all, so there's no point in bringing it up again. It's meaningless."
