Maxwell Parker looked at Melody Parker, who was calling him "Mr. Parker" with such distance that it was even less than that of a stranger, and tears streamed down his face.
He was tongue-tied for a long time, ultimately not saying anything in defense, just speaking with tearful, clouded old eyes: "Melody, there are many things I can't tell you right now. When you become strong enough to protect yourself, I will tell you everything I know, so you'll understand what's going on. For now, you don't need to know so much; just live your life well."
After speaking, Maxwell seemed to suddenly remember something and asked Melody, "Melody, how is the child?"
"Thank you, Mr. Parker, for your concern. We are doing well, my son and I!" Melody said coldly and walked away.
Maxwell opened his mouth, wanting to say more, but Melody was already leaving.
Watching Melody's receding figure, Maxwell shouted loudly, "Melody, one day you will understand your father's good intentions!"
