“He’s coming! He’s coming!” Jenny thought. 
Jenny had already heard the increasingly proximate sound of footsteps coming from the door. She became more and more anxious with every step. She just wanted to disappear. Trying to stay calm, she looked up again, ready to face Alec. However, only Warren was there in front of her.
Where was Alec?
Why didn’t he come? Was he standing behind?
Jenny stretched her neck to check behind Warren, but nobody was there.
“Where’s that fellow?” Old Mr. Faust’s face fell. When he noticed Warren was the only person who came, he already had a bad feeling.
“Mr. Alec said there was an emergency. He will come and see you later,” Warren couldn’t do anything either. Alec said he wanted to leave. He couldn’t possibly stop him.
“Bastard!”
Old Mr. Faust threw a fit. He smashed the ground with his walking stick. “What’s so important that he couldn’t stay for a meal? He

“When we become rich, do you still need to be afraid that he’ll look down on you?” Mr. Lawrence asked her in response. Voice full of blame, he continued, “Look at you. It’s been so long, and yet you still haven’t managed to win Alec over. It seems like you must not be his type.”
“You!” Faye’s chest rose and fell out of rage. She wished she never had parents like them. 
She turned around and shut her room door with a bang, reluctant to say another word to them.
…
When Alec arrived at the Old Mansion, Jenny had already left. Looking at the empty living room, he couldn’t help but frown. 
“Where’s Grandpa?” he asked as he glanced at Warren.
“Mr. Faust is in his study,” Warren replied.
As soon as he said that, Alec was prepared to head to the study. Just as he lifted his feet, he suddenly recalled something and asked, “Did Grandpa have any guests over just now? I heard some voices at the door

The Walker family had been working well with the Faust Group thus far, so Vincent had a hard time understanding why Alec suddenly wanted to put a halt to it.
"Yes," said Alec, nodding as he tossed a document at Vincent. "We will be working with the Lawrence family in the future." 
The Lawrence family? Surprised, Vincent picked up the file. When he read it, he immediately understood what was going on. It seemed that Faye's family had explicitly asked to take over this deal, so the Walker family was the victim of their request.
"About the people downstairs—"
"Send them away. I don't have time to see them."
"Alright."
It was getting dark, and the employees of the Faust Group had already left, yet Alec was still nowhere to be seen.
"Jenny, do you think Alec has decided to make my dad's company go bankrupt?" asked Stephanie anxiously.
"We will find a way through this." 
Jenny was worried too, but she knew she had to be calm. Just then, she suddenly spotted Vincent exiting the elevator from the corner of her eyes. Immediately, she ran over to him.
"Mr. Duncan," she shouted. Vincent had visited the hospital once, so she recognized him as Alec's assistant.
Hearing her shout, Vincent turned to her and apologized before she could say anything, "Dr. Walter, you and Miss Walker should go home, Mr. Faust won't see you."
"Why?" Failing to understand, she continued, "Even if Stephanie offended him, don't you think he should at least give her a chance to apologize?"
"It's not because of Miss Walker," Vincent answered.
"What's the reason then?" she pressed, sensing that things were more complicated than she thought.
Vincent remained silent. As an assistant, he knew what was off-limits to reveal.
"I got it," Jenny knew that Vincent would not tell her, so she changed the subject. "What about Alex's upcoming schedule? Surely you can tell me about that, right?" 
When he continued being silent, Jenny grew frustrated.
"Although Miss Lawrence has been discharged, there is no guarantee that her tumor will not relapse. Are you sure that Alec will not come begging me for help again one day?"
Helpless, Vincent knew that what Jenny said was true.
"Mr. Faust will leave the company in half an hour to meet his clients, and his meeting will probably end very late. You probably won't have a chance to see him today." 
Feeling extremely anxious, Jenny asked with a frown, "Where is he going to meet his clients?"
If she waited there in advance, certainly she would run into Alec.
"Forget it, Dr. Walter," said Vincent. Failing to bear the pressure, he whispered, "Even if you manage to find Mr. Faust, you can't change anything. He has already made up his mind."
Jenny was stunned. Was Alec determined to bring down the Walker family?
Stephanie had offended Alec because of her. Since everything had happened because of her, she had to find a way to solve it. However, Alec would not see her. In addition to that, according to Vincent, he would not let the Walker family off the hook.
After a moment of contemplation, Jenny made a decision.
Turning around and returning to Stephanie, ​​she said, "Let's go back first. I have a solution."
"Really?" Stephanie asked.
"Yeah."
Soon, the two left the Faust Group. Jenny told Stephanie to go home and wait for her update while she called Warren, the housekeeper of the Old Mansion.
Since Alec refused to let the Walker family off the hook, she had no choice but to turn to Old Mr. Faust for help. By hook or crook, she had to protect the Walker family.
"Miss Walter?" 
Warren was surprised as he didn't expect Jenny to call him.
"Hi, Warren, how is Old Mr. Faust doing recently? I would like to visit him," she said, feeling very uneasy, wondering if he would still help her after she divorced Alec.
Warren looked at Old Mr. Faust, sitting beside him, and asked softly, "It's Miss Walter. She would like to visit you."
"Sure, ask her to come." 
Although Old Mr. Faust was surprised, he still nodded with a smile.
Warren returned the message to Jenny. After hanging up the phone, he asked curiously, "Mr. Faust, didn't you invite your grandson for dinner tonight? If Miss Walter comes—"
"It's just a divorce! What's the problem? They can still be friends," replied Old Mr. Faust with a smile. Thinking about it, it was the first time they had dinner with him.
Unaware of his plan, Jenny hopped in a taxi and rushed to the Old Mansion. Meanwhile, Alec just got off work.
"Are they gone?" he asked stoically.
"Yes," Vincent replied, sneaking a glance at him. For some reason, Alec seemed a little unhappy to hear that they had left.
When Alec fell quiet, Vincent said, "You received a call from home asking when you'll head over. Would you like to meet your client or visit the Old Mansion first?"
"Let's go home." 
With that, he walked out of the office.
When Jenny arrived, Warren was already waiting for her at the door.
"Welcome, Miss Walter."
"Hello, where is Grandpa?" she asked with a smile.
"He is waiting for you inside," he informed as he led Jenny inside.
When Old Mr. Faust saw her in the living room, he chuckled, saying, "It took you long enough to visit me, you heartless girl!"
"I'm sorry, Grandpa. I was embarrassed to visit you." 
After divorcing Alec, she was afraid to visit him because he treated her too well.
"What are you talking about? Your divorce changes nothing," he said. "Come and visit me often in the future."
"Okay, I will visit you often in the future," Jenny promised, but her eyes were darting here and there as she tried to devise a way to bring up the Walker family. 
After hesitating for a while, she finally plucked up the courage to say, "Grandpa, I came here today because I—"
Before she could finish her sentence, the sound of brakes screeching could be heard from outside. She swung her head toward the noise, panic flashing in her eyes. Why was her luck so rotten today?
"Is that boy finally here?" Old Mr. Faust asked Warren. He was somewhat annoyed at Alec for not appreciating the wonderful wife he used to have. What an idiot he was.
"It's probably him. Let me take a look." 
With that, Warren left the room.
"You won't blame me for not telling you in advance that Alec would be back, right?" he asked, grinning at Jenny. He was looking forward to the three of them having a meal together for the first time in forever.
Despite the dread weighing her heart down, Jenny forced herself to smile and say, "No...of course I won't."
Her head was spinning. Didn't Vincent say Alec was going to visit a client? Why did he come to the Old Mansion? Everything was happening too quickly, and she was not prepared!
Jenny looked at the door, her hands sweating profusely. Despite taking several deep breaths, she couldn't calm herself down.
Were they finally going to meet?

“He’s coming! He’s coming!” Jenny thought. 
Jenny had already heard the increasingly proximate sound of footsteps coming from the door. She became more and more anxious with every step. She just wanted to disappear. Trying to stay calm, she looked up again, ready to face Alec. However, only Warren was there in front of her.
Where was Alec?
Why didn’t he come? Was he standing behind?
Jenny stretched her neck to check behind Warren, but nobody was there.
“Where’s that fellow?” Old Mr. Faust’s face fell. When he noticed Warren was the only person who came, he already had a bad feeling.
“Mr. Alec said there was an emergency. He will come and see you later,” Warren couldn’t do anything either. Alec said he wanted to leave. He couldn’t possibly stop him.
“Bastard!”
Old Mr. Faust threw a fit. He smashed the ground with his walking stick. “What’s so important that he couldn’t stay for a meal? He’s deliberately trying to piss me off!”
“Mr. Faust…”
“Grandpa, don’t be mad. You need to be mindful 

Chapter 14 Inevitable