After re-evaluating Dylan Tate as a person.
The resentment in Jocelyn Tate's youth for lacking a father's love was then transferred to Dirk Carter's family.
Upon hearing this.
Dirk Carter also felt a bit emotional.
He said, "I don't know how I should apologize to you. The words come to my lips, but language always feels weak and powerless."
Jocelyn Tate smiled slightly and said, "I was too narrow-minded. The emotions of the previous generation are not something our generation can understand. You're just like me, a victim. The ones we should detest are those who have overwhelming control."
"Overwhelming control? You've been living abroad for so many years, but you use idioms quite fluently."
Dirk Carter complimented.
Jocelyn Tate giggled.
She said, "My mom always told me that one day I would return, so I must learn Chinese well. But I only learned the basics; I still lack a lot in the true ways of the world."
"That's okay; you'll adapt slowly."
Dirk Carter encouraged.
