"Emmett, I'm entrusting my precious daughter to you, so you must take good care of her!
Don't let her endure grievances; she's my darling!
Lenny wanted to find a hole to crawl into but was also touched by her father's words.
She used to be the closest to her father, always liking to pester him to take her out to play and buy things.
Because no matter what she wanted, as long as her father could give it, he wouldn't refuse.
Her mother always chided that she was spoiled by her father because of this.
After the family became wealthy, she instead drifted apart from her father.
On one hand, her father became increasingly busy; on the other, she truly wasn't used to his habit of constantly using money to solve problems.
Now, hearing her father confide these heartfelt words to Mr. Tunner, she felt a lump in her throat,
unable to help but tug at her father and say,
"Dad, it's getting late; we should head back. I'm going to the bathroom, then we can leave!"
