Chapter 1365: A Good Father Provides Solutions


    Chapter 1365: A Good Father Provides Solutions


    "I don''t want an apology." Monica looked up, cing her hope on her father. "Dad, I don''t know what


    Mom might do to hurt Tristan. She doesn''t have the power to impose sanctions on hispany, right?"


    She was very worried and anxious for Tristan.


    "Of course not." Algerone Swain, who had weathered many storms, appeared somewhat calm as he


    analyzed the situation. "Knowing your mother, she only has one trump card."


    The girl gripped her coffee cup tightly, eager to know, "What is it?"


    "Threatening to sever your mother-daughter rtionship." Algerone Swain picked up his cup, calmly


    sipped his coffee, and continued his analysis. "You''re her pride and joy, and she values your


    rtionship deeply. Even though you two may argue, she''s still your mother."


    "Really?" The girl was surprised. "She would sever our rtionship?"


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    "Of course, she won''t really do it. She''ll just use it to threaten you. So when you have to choose


    between the two, who will you pick?"


    "I choose Tristan!" Monica didn''t hesitate.


    Her father was taken aback, "..."


    Then he listened as his daughter exined her reasoning. "The mother-daughter bond cannot be


    broken. It''s a fact. But if I miss out on Tristan, I might miss him forever."


    Algerone Swain looked at his daughter, fully understanding her feelings. After a while, he sighed softly,


    "Your mother is just stubborn."


    The girl thought for a moment, then confided in him, "Dad, I''m not actually with Tristan yet. We''re still


    just friends."


    Hearing this, Algerone Swain was a bit surprised, and he looked intently at her, "Not together?"


    "..." The girl met her father''s gaze, shook her head, and then slightly pursed her lips in embarrassment.


    In a soft voice, he asked tentatively, "Do you like him?"


    "I do." The girl nodded without hesitation. Every time she thought of Tristan, Monica felt overjoyed.


    How could there be such an outstanding man in this world?


    As an elder, Algerone Swain had a strong sense of right and wrong. It seemed as though he suddenly


    remembered something, "Doesn''t he have a girlfriend? What about that youngdy? Monica, no matter


    how much you like someone, you can''t be a homewrecker."


    "He doesn''t have a girlfriend." Monica told her father. "Tristan brought that girl because he didn''t want


    to go on a blind date either. She has a boyfriend."


    "Oh, I see." Algerone Swain felt relieved, and after some thought, he asked, "So, does he like you?"


    That question... was hard to answer. After all, she wasn''t Tristan.


    "It''s not that I dislike him, I guess I like him too, but I''m not quite sure." Sometimes she couldn''t even


    believe her own feelings.


    Algerone Swain took a sip of coffee. "Don''t worry, your dad is on your side in this matter, and Uncle


    rke will support you too."


    The girl looked up, somewhat startled. "Dad, I don''t want you to side with me just to oppose my mom!


    You are both my parents, dear to me just the same, even if you are divorced. I hope you can be like


    ordinary friends and not be ipatible!"


    "Of course." Algerone Swain''s mind was open. "The reason your mother is being stubborn in this


    matter is that she''s angry with me. So I''ll handle it."


    Actually, Monica had arranged to meet her father tonight to hear him say these words. "Dad, thank


    you." Only her father could untie the knot in her mother''s heart.


    "Don''t thank me; it''s what I should do." Algerone Swain gave a soft smile, his mood heavy. "Over the


    years, I''ve not only owed you but also her."