Chapter 792 Can''t Stand by and Watch


    Joshua just found an excuse. Actually, he was afraid Ste did not understand their views as outsiders


    on that matter.


    "Have a seat, thank you for meeting me as you got off the ne."


    "I am d that Ste is all right."


    "I respect you, so I came to see you."


    Winnie said jokingly hearing that Ste was fine.


    "I love to hear that."


    "Haha......"


    Joshua said with a smile, he had always felt that Winnie was a kind person. She was a good woman, a


    good mother, and a good partner.


    He could find as many advantages about her easily, but he felt hard to find her shorings.


    "Go to the point, Joshua, I only have half an hour."


    Winnie reminded with a smile.


    She knew that Joshua would not call her if there was nothing important.


    "Well, to save time, we''ll go straight to the point. I called you out for Brian… actually for Dad."


    Joshua got into the conversation.


    "Dad is in a bad mood during this period of time. He even argued with Ste some time ago. The


    reason is that he wants to find that woman, but Ste is against it."


    "Winwin, I don''t know how much you know about Dad. I don''t know much. This family isplicated,


    so I never asked."


    Joshua respected Ste and his father-inw''s privacy, so he never asked.


    "I just know Rufus had an affair out of his marriage."


    Brian did not tell Winnie in details.


    She understood theplex of this family and knew Brian did not want to talk about it. She never


    asked. She would listen if Brian was willing to tell her.


    "After all these years he still wanted to find that woman, I think he really loves that woman. And when


    they argued, I could hear that he felt guilty about the woman."


    "It''s understandable that he wants to settle things as he is old now. If that woman is also single, I think it


    is good that they are together. So they can take care of each other and would not be so lonely. The


    most important thing is to aplish what they wanted when they were young.”


    "Joshua, that''s just my opinion. I don''t know what other people think, after all, it''s not my family''s


    business."


    Winnie expressed her view. If Ste knew it, she would think Winnie meddled.


    "I have the same thought as you."


    Joshua was satisfied. He knew Winnie would have such thought.


    "Winwin, you and I are outsiders. Only outsiders like us understand it clearly."


    "The reason why I want to talk to you alone is that Brian and Ste would not ept such an idea."


    "They thought it was that woman''s fault that my mother-inw died. That''s why they can''t ept that


    Dad is looking for that woman."


    Joshua''s analysis was right, but he could only talk with Winnie, because Ste and Brian would not


    ept it.


    "Yes, Brian hates that woman. He even hates her whole family."


    "But I think it he should let go. It is the cause of their ever-gloomy atmosphere. It''s not bad that Rufus


    wants to find that woman. Even if they could not be together, it should give it an end."


    Winnie knew Brian really hated that woman and her family, which made him hard to let go.


    But only when all these things were solved could Brian be sunny.


    Winnie wanted Brian to let it go, so that he could have a peaceful life, but she might fail.


    "Yes, that''s what I thought."


    Jiang agreed with Winnie''s idea.


    "I have been advising Ste not to insist on any hatred. It is not necessarily that woman''s fault. She


    said her father was always hesitant to mention it, as if he wanted them to know nothing. And he has


    said many times that that woman was also a victim, and it was not her fault."


    "Ste does not believe what he said, but I do. I''ve known Dad over the years, and he''s not the kind of


    guy who lies, who takes sides for someone makes a mistake. I don''t think that woman is at fault, but


    Ste and Brian don''t know the truth."


    Joshua trusted his father-inw''s character and sincerity.


    "We seem to have a lot inmon on this matter. But how did your persuasion go?"


    Winnie had the same idea as Joshua.


    She knew she was an outsider and she couldn''t fit into the family. Or how could she see things so


    clearly and so thoroughly?


    "Ste was swayed, but she kept saying that Brian could not ept it. That''s why I called you here. I


    want you to persuade Brian. I think Brian is the key. It was even harder for him to get over the fact that


    his mother jumped off the building in front of him."


    “It was so cruel to him that it was impossible for him to forget it, but advise him to let it go.”


    Joshua understood Brian. At that time, he was young and experienced a sudden change in his family,


    so he could not ept it.


    Winnie gave a faint smile, knowing the reason Joshua came to her.


    "Joshua, you think too highly of me. I can''t persuade Brian, nor will he listen to me."


    Winnie felt she could do it.


    How could she be shameless to annoy Brian? He hated this topic, why should she go to annoy him?


    She was an outsider and she could not be persuasive.


    "No, you matters to Brian."


    Joshua knew Winnie would refuse him, since she and Brian had broken up. However, she would not sit


    idle and watch.


    "Winwin, I know better than anyone how bad the rtionship between Brian and Dad before you


    showed up was. But you changed Brian''s mind, changed his rtionship with his father."


    "I believe you can make it. Winwin, I think you don''t want Dad moping around all day. He is old and has


    no more time to wait for the forgiveness of Brian and Ste. If you and I do not help, it will be a lifelong


    regret for him."


    Winnie did not realize that she mattered to Brian. Or she did not admit because she was afraid to be


    hurt again.


    Winnie''s heart was hurt again and again by Brian, Joshua knew she wronged. Under the


    circumstances, it was natural that she did not help.


    But she was softhearted, she would not leave Rufus alone.


    "Joshua, you know the rtionship between Brian and me. We......"


    "I know, Winwin, you don''t have to say anything. I know your grievances. But you are not helping Brian,


    but Dad. He has been suffering for a lifetime, let him be happy once."


    Joshua knew Winnie''s dilemma, more knew that she did not want to keep in touch with Brian, but he


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    thought Winnie could handle it well.


    Winnie was silent, she could not leave Rufus alone, but would Brian listen to her advice? Did she have


    the ability to help?


    After being silent for a while, Winnie opened her mouth.


    "I can try, and I don''t know if I can seed."


    "Ok, all you have to do is help. If Brian still can’t let it go, we wille up with other solutions."


    Joshua was right that Winnie would not be a bystander.


    "Winwin, I''ll take care of it. One is for dad''s happiness, the other is that I don''t want Ste to continue to


    hate. I want her to be happy. I want her to go home with an exciting and happy mood."


    Joshua must do something for Ste, and Winnie would do something to make Brian happy.


    Winnie had confidence. She could even imagine that Brian would be angry with her if she mentioned


    that.


    But it was good that if it made their rtionship more strained. In this way, Brian would get bored with


    her and never showed up in front of her again.


    Winnie went to Penny’s after she parted with Joshua, but when she arrived, Oscar had note back.


    "Again, do you want to die?"


    Penny said, gnashing teeth.


    "I drop by to see you. How are you these days?"


    Winnie asked and went to Penny, unguarded.


    When she just arrived at the side of Penny, Penny pushed her hard and Winnie fell to the ground.


    "Ouch..."


    As Winnie’s fingers touched the ground, she cried out in pain.


    Just then Oscar came back, and the nanny heard the sound and ran out.


    "What is going on? Winwin, are you all right?"