He used to feel he owed this mother and daughter and handed over all household matters to Clara Philips, never interfering himself.
But he never thought that his lack of interference would end up neglecting his own daughter.
Balthazar Shaw pressed his thin lips together, pondering how to handle this issue.
Regarding matters of love, he indeed knew little, and what Clara Philips said wasn't entirely without reason.
"Aurelia, handle this matter however you see fit. Even if you don't want to marry again, you have your father backing you up. Don't be afraid or worry about others; you don't need to consider anything else," Balthazar Shaw solemnly said, "Just follow your own desires."
"If you don't want to marry, your father would be thrilled; this way, you can always stay by his side."
Balthazar Shaw genuinely meant the last sentence.
