She was worried that even if she were to leave the Rockefeller family, given her father's doting, it could someday bring danger to Ethan.
Louis Rockefeller showed a pitiful expression, "Do we really have to do this?"
Having to secretly acknowledge his own granddaughter, what kind of situation was that?
"Dad, I'm doing this for Ethan's sake," Charlotte Green said with a playful smile.
Louis Rockefeller compromised again, "Alright, alright, have it your way. It's the dad's fault, I wasn't able to protect you well, which is why you're so eager to disassociate from this family."
"Dad, don't be too sentimental. There's an old saying in Z Country, I don't know if mom taught you, 'A married daughter is like spilled water.' Just think of it as if I've gotten married, right?" After all, she indeed had been married.
"How can that be the same? Other people's married daughters still come back home, but you won't even return home," Louis Rockefeller said childishly.
