Chapter 107: Attending the Tea Party

After a moment of silence, he turned to Wendy, his tone serious and sincere: "Wendy's father is here to sincerely apologize to you." Wendy heard her father's apology, gave a slight nod, but said nothing more. She then turned and slowly walked upstairs. Her mother, seeing this, quietly followed her daughter, leaving the scene together. As they ascended the stairs, Wendy's mother shot a reproachful look at her father, silently expressing her dissatisfaction, and then quickened her pace to catch up with Wendy. When they entered Wendy's room, her mother's attention was drawn to the books filling the space. Curiously, she asked, "Do you love reading that much?" Wendy replied calmly, "Yes, books can enrich knowledge and enhance a person's character." Hearing this, her mother felt a surge of affection. She walked over to Wendy, gently extending her arms and pulling her daughter into a tender embrace, whispering, "I know you might have gone through some unpleasant things. If you're willin