“Debra, are you alright?” Caleb’s worry-filled eyes locked onto me.


    I met his concern with a reassuring grin, responding calmly, “I’m fine.


    My father stepped in with help.


    The ongoing issue in Roz District should be solved soon.


    ”


    Caleb arched a curious brow.


    “What is it?”


    “They’re amazing construction experts, the best in town.


    They helped my mom before and she valued their work.


    Plus, my dad has brought along his own skilled construction team.


    We won’t have to rely on Kane anymore.


    And that other group of folks in Roz Town? They’ll be moved as per the n.


    ”


    “That’s great!” Caleb eximed.


    The following day, my father led the group straight to Roz District.


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    He nned to assess the construction situation there and devise a new strategy.


    This way, the team from Silver Ridge Pack could smoothly take over from Kane.


    Upon their arrival, the Roz District residents were puzzled.


    They cast nervous and wary nces at the construction team from Silver Ridge Pack, fearing mischief in their area.


    When Zoe spotted Caleb and me, she hurried over and asked, “What’s happening, Debra? Why have the folks from the Silver Ridge Packe here?”


    Debra’s POV:


    Ever since the fire, Zoe had be extra vignt.


    With narrowed eyes, she asked suspiciously, “Do you think they could be plotting something?”


    I shook my head and swore, “Absolutely not.N?velDrama.Org copyrighted ? content.


    Don’t worry.


    ”


    Zoe frowned in confusion.


    “Then what are they doing here?”


    At this, I broke into a smile.


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    “My father brought them.


    They’re all skilled engineers and contractors, and from now on, they’ll be responsible for the construction of the new district.


    They‘ll definitely be more reliable than Kane’s team.


    ”


    However, Zoe still had some doubts.


    “Don’t you have a bad rtionship with your father? Why would he want to help us?”


    Zoe hit the nail on the head.


    I exined, “At the end of the day, he’s still my father.


    No matter how bad our rtionship is, there will always be a connection between us.


    It’s difficult to cut a blood rtive offpletely.


    ”


    Still, Zoe shook her head, unconvinced.


    “That’s something I’ll never understand.


    ”


    After all, Zoe had been abandoned as a child and was left to live in a welfare house.


    She had never experienced familial love, so it was normal for her to not understand the blood rtionship I just mentioned.