Bob Alter had lived for decades, and rarely did anyone dare to treat him in such a lowly manner, speaking to him with such disrespect. "Tanya Potts, don't think that just because you're the main doctor at the First Hospital, I won't dare to deal with you. With your background and origin, you offer no assistance to Kevin's future. I can dismiss you at any time!" "Alright, dismiss me if you want!" Bob Alter didn't show her an ounce of respect, so why should she be considerate? "You want to let Kevin pursue the little princess of the Livingston family? I'd like to see if Ivy will divorce her husband for that." She disliked Ivy, but she also understood her the best. Ivy would never go back to a scumbag, especially one she had personally discarded! "Dad, in your eyes, Kevin's abilities are far from matching up to the person at DT Investment. But wake up, that person has an irreconcilable hatred towards you. He's systematically besieging the Alter family, seeking revenge. In his eyes, you're not his father; you're just the enemy who killed his mother!" "You're talking nonsense!" Exposed at the core of his pain, Bob Alter was infuriated and shamefaced, his anger making his veins pop. But since Tanya had already uncovered the dirty secrets within the Alter family, there was no way she would stop there. Thinking of this, she continued, "Dad, do you know what Cato Alter wants to do the most?" "You, shut up!" Angered to the point of chest pains, Bob Alter tried to stop her, but found himself unable to even raise his cane. Stumbling into the sofa, he glared at Tanya, but she acted as if she hadn't seen him, smirking provocatively. "What he wants most in his life is to eradicate the Alter Group, the top skyscraper in City A. He wants to level the Alter family to the ground, and then retrieve his mother's ashes!" "Shut up! Shut up!" "If I'm not mistaken, he might even put your ashes in there too, restarting a new Alter Group that belongs solely to him!" "Ah, Miss Tanya, please don't say that!" The butler rushed in upon hearing Bob Alter's hoarse shout, supporting his trembling body, sternly stopping her.After Tanya vented her verbal onslaught, she calmed down. She bowed deeply to Bob Alter, "Dad, I've crossed the line in my anger today. Please forgive any offense. But raising a child doesn't have to rely on scolding. Kevin is your only child and reliance. If you lose him, you may as well agree to DT Investment's terms." As the words fell, she turned and walked upstairs, heading straight for Kevin's bedroom. Just as she opened the door, she saw Kevin standing at the doorway. In that moment of eye contact, Kevin's lips tightened. "You don't have to say anything." Tanya had also been greatly affected today and, taking advantage of this fuse, vented her emotions. "Kevin, I know you don't like me, but it's okay. Calculating everything up to today, it's all my fault, and I don't regret it. In any case, you can rest assured. As long as I'm here, I will do my best to protect you." After saying this, she didn't wait for Kevin's response and just turned around, entering the bathroom. In the moment the shower turned on, tears burst forth. Tanya didn't know why, but she felt particularly wronged in advance. She had always thought the only thing she lost to Ivy was that Kevin didn't love her. However, until tonight, she suddenly realized that she had lost everything. Ivy was eventually proven to be a wealthy young lady, while she carried the stigma of being a ‘fake wealthy young lady who forged her identity to enter the Alter family.’ She was the clown. "Ivy!" She raised her head to face the cold water, ‘One day, I will definitely trample you underfoot!’ Words were firm, resonating through the soul, but in the end, only the sound of water from the shower responded. ... The next day, after having breakfast, Ivy found an excuse to go out. "Be careful later, I'm afraid you and the baby might get hurt." She instructed Lilith, who accompanied her, "You should be locked at home, just in case..." "Oh, it's okay. my child is sure to be blessed and lucky, with the genes of his father. Definitely a little mischief-maker." Speaking of Jasson Brown, Ivy asked Lilith, "Where did he go?"Yesterday was too busy, and she didn't notice when Jasson slipped away. When she came to her senses, he was already gone. Lilith heard this and pulled the corners of her mouth, "Last night, he pulled me into the coffee shop to argue. Before he finished speaking, I saw a black Lincoln sedan parked at the door of the coffee shop. By the time I realized it, Jasson had been forced onto the car. Later, I asked Dom, and he said it should be Jasson’s family from England, who after seeing the live broadcast, sent someone to take him away." At this point, Lilith's eyes were full of unease. "Ivy, I seem to have brought him a lot of trouble. I've always heard that his family is troublesome, but I didn't believe it before. Until I saw this kind of situation last night, I just..." Ivy quickly stopped the car and comforted her softly, "Don't worry, he's fine." Even though this person was despicable, she still knew him. Thinking about it, she called Shawn, "Shawn, Lawyer Brown..." "Oh, he's okay." Shawn knew what Ivy wanted to ask, and he comforted with a smile, "Mr. Cato Alter has already called. He's now at the Garden Hotel, sleeping well. Although the family members are stricter, after all, it's his own child. Besides being scolded a few times, there won't be any other problems." Ivy and Lilith exchanged glances, both breathing a sigh of relief. It's reassuring. "This Jasson is really a tricky character!" Since Jasson was fine, Ivy felt relieved. Lilith's worried expression also eased a lot, and she looked out at the scenery with a pleasant mood. She accidentally glimpsed a car in the rearview mirror that seemed to be following them. "Hey, Ivy, that car seems to have been following us." Ivy, upon hearing this, looked into the rearview mirror and contemplated for a moment before replying, "It's okay, we'll know later." She then slowed down the car until the other vehicle passed them and left their sight. Ivy smiled, comforting Lilith, "Feeling better now?" Lilith nodded. At this moment, the driver who had to move forward gestured to turn into a small alley, intending to follow again. That was close; he almost got caught by the boss’ beloved. Sanders patted his chest with lingering fear. After Ivy's test, she quickly arrived at the McDonald's where she was to meet Harry with Lilith. Why choose this place? She thought it was crowded, just in case Harry want to cause a scene in front of people. As she parked the car, she heard a loud commotion of insults coming from inside McDonald's. Ivy hurriedly rushed in, only to see her lawyer arguing with Harry. Both parties were very unhappy, their faces red, necks thick, appearing as if they were about to devour each other. With a serious expression, Ivy walked up to her lawyer and asked softly, "What's going on?" Seeing that it was Ivy, the lawyer glared at her fiercely before calmly replying, "After presenting the compensation claim to him, he tore up the compensation documents. Just now, he even picked up a trash can and was about to hit me. Fortunately, he was stopped by other customers." Upon hearing this, Ivy secretly felt fortunate that she chose the right place. With so many witnesses, she wouldn't lose out even if they went to court. "It's okay, he tore up the paper version, and we can send him the electronic version!" "What did you say, you bitch..." Harry was about to curse, but suddenly remembered her current identity and stopped talking. She glared at Ivy fiercely and forced a gentle smile, "Where's Emma?" Ivy smiled lightly, "My mom had something urgent, so she asked me to come." "You?" Harry looked at her with suspicion. This daughter was always cunning. Suddenly bringing a lawyer, who knows if there was a trap waiting for him here. Thinking of this, Harry shivered and decided to end things quickly. "Ivy, you finally find your Grandpa, I am really happy for you." Ivy endured the uncomfortable feeling. "Thank you, Dad. Last night, I talked to Grandpa about our family situation. Grandpa said, we are still a family, and blood is thicker than water. He suggested that I should not sever ties with you. After thinking about it, I found that Grandpa was right."***