“If I can solve this problem for you, if I can make him stop harassing you, you have to promise to put in a good word with Grandma and Grandpa. Give my parents some more opportunities. I''m just trying to help them."


    Hannah, who had been quiet until now, finally spoke up. “You help me, and I''ll help you."


    At Hannah''s words, a spark ignited in Cherry''s eyes.


    "I''m starting work soon, and I really don''t want to see that man at home. In short, you have to block him for me. Don''t let him near the house or the office to disrupt my work."


    Any interruption meant she would have to stop what she was doing to deal with his mess, and Hannah refused to let a man jeopardize her career.


    Love and marriage were supposed to be a small part of her life, but because of him, the drama was now consuming eighty percent of her time.


    The only reason she was managing was because she was an efficient worker and reported directly to Mr. Taylor.


    If she worked for anyone else, she probably would have been fired by now.


    After all, who would want to employ someone who was a ma for scandal, someone whose mind was clearly on anything but her job?


    "Since you''ve said so, Hannah, I promise I will handle it! During yourmute, you won''t see him. I''ll have people make sure he''s kept away. He won''t show up anywhere near your home or office."


    "With you on the job, I can finally rx. Do a good job. I have full confidence in you!"


    Without another word, Cherry strode out excitedly.


    She immediately pulled out her phone and started calling a few friends, telling them she needed their help with something big.


    After all, ensuring Lionel never appeared at the house, the office, or anywhere along Hannah''smute was not going to be a simple task.


    Samuel called over a household servant to recount what had happened that day.


    In their earlier conversation, they had forgotten to press Cherry for the details of Lionel''s visit.


    The servant described the day''s events in full detail. When he finished, both Hannah and Samuel fell into a stunned silence.


    He truly was a certified psycho. No wonder Cherry had been so unraveled.


    "The way he acts is just so bizarre. And he had the audacity to lecture Cherry like he was some kind of elder. It''s a good thing Cherry''s. tempen has improved thesest few years, or she probably would have started a brawl with him.


    Samuel shook his head in weary amusement. "But if even someone like Cherry can''t stand him, you know he''s truly off the rails Hannah, it''s a good thing we weren''t home today. We would have been driven mad."


    Hannah nodded. “Definitely. I''m just d Cherry is handling it for us now. We can


    finally focus on our work."


    The thought that someone else would now be dealing with Li whenever he showed up was a massive weight off her shoulders,


    She felt like she could finally breathe and rest for a while.


    "By the way, Hannah, this letter came for you today," Samuel said, holding up an envelope. “There''s no return address. A courier just dropped it off and said it was for you."


    Hannah took the envelope, tore it open, and found a handwritten letter and several photos inside.


    Samuel nced at the photos, and his eyes widened in shock.