But now, Victor Morgan knew it had nothing to do with blood ties. It was all about Zola's own feelings.
After all, he was Zola's biological father, one hundred percent, yet the boy wasn't particularly dependent on him.
So Victor Morgan understood one thing: Zola did everything based on his own gut feelings.
Victor Morgan said gently, "Zola, listen to me. No matter what that woman has done, she is still your biological mother. Even if you dislike her, you can't bad-mouth her. That's extremely impolite and wrong. Do you understand?"
No matter how awful Luna Warner was or how many faults she had, she had brought Zola into this world. That was the only reason Victor Morgan would tolerate her.
So he also had to teach Zola to be grateful and not say such disrespectful things to her.
Moreover, Victor Morgan could ignore her and treat her poorly, but Zola, as her son, couldn't be like that.
In truth, they were all trying to guide the children in the right direction.
