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Apollo was entirely dependent on her, and she had to care for him every step of the way.

wasn’t safe for him to attend classes during the day, as he might become agitated around new faces.

This was a significant issue.

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Despite this, she had made up her mind to care for him and couldn’t just give up halfway. It wouldn’t be fair to Apollo.

Milly thought for a moment before saying, “If not, I’ll request a leave of absence from school and wait two years until he’s stable, then return.”

The room fell silent at her words.

It seemed no one expected her to go to such lengths for a child she had found.

George, who knew she treated Apollo differently, looked concerned. He clenched his fist on his lap, his brow furrowed in worry.

Why would she be so devoted to a potentially dangerous experiment subject? To the point of sacrificing her future?

It seems to be so much more than sympathy.

Anthony was the first to react. He slammed the table and stood up, shouting, “No way. I won’t let it happen!”

He went through great lengths to get into the same school and major as Milly; he hadn’t had the chance to enjoy time with her yet, and now someone else was stealing her away?

He refused to let it happen!

Philip was startled and nearly dropped his rosary.

he hit Anthony’s leg with his cane.

his leg, still looking unconvinced. “I don’t care. Milly can’t drop out of school. She worked hard to get into Crestfallen University. It’s such a

raise him, she can. Our many servants can take care of him too. Why does Milly have to drop out of

get married eventually; it’s better to have a kid to practice on

Milly remained silent.

wasn’t present, or Anthony might lose

brat! Shut your mouth and

are you talking? So you’re throwing everything to

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not at the best age.

fell

to

brat is giving me a heart

Mastiff had bitten his head

before managing to suppress his

id or grandson and instead focused on scrutinising Apollo’s face

lingered on Milly’s face, his tone laced

religion, it’s crucial to prioritise good deeds and moral principles. Since this is a noble act, 1 wouldn’t dare intervene, lest

What does that mean?

her brow, unsure

“Grandpa, do you mean

couch, his expression mocking. “You’re an accomplished scholar,

looked puzzled,

wasn’t exactly known for his kindness either. His sudden display of kindness

rapped his cane

“Arthur, come here!”

black shorts and athletic pants burst into the room, his buzz cut and determined eyes making

He

left a high–paying job to work

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