Chapter 10: The End

　　 　　 　　Lisa, who had been silent like an invisible person, couldn't help but speak up, "Sis, isn't this unnecessary? If my brother kneels today, you won't be able to face him in the future. Give your man some dignity." 　　 　　Although Lisa didn't like her own brother's behavior, if others knew that her brother knelt down so humbly to apologize to Beverly, it wouldn't look good for her either. 　　 　　Beverly glanced coldly at Lisa, "I came here expecting Allen to kneel and apologize. What? Are you going back on your word?" 　　 　　Beverly turned to Allen and sneered, "I forgot, a man who ran away from his own wedding can easily say things and take them back." 　　 　　Allen looked embarrassed, "Beverly, do you really have to go this far? After all these years together, can't you forgive me?" 　　 　　Mrs. Cape couldn't understand the intentions of the Medici family at this point. They didn't want Allen to kneel and apologize; they just thought her daughter was soft-hearted and could be sw