After Jenny gave the order, Hardy wasted no time and took action. The butler went to call some other servants to help him.


    Meanwhile, Le is curled up on the ground with an extremely painful expression. She shook her head and muttered softly, tears falling drop by drop as if her tear supply had run dry.


    Sylvia finally couldn''t take it anymore. He wiped the corner of his eye, then walked forward and crouched beside Le. The woman touched Le''s cheek with a softness that she never showed Lilia.


    "Lei, go home with Mother." Sylvia persuaded gently.


    This was the first time that Sylvia had called herself a mother in front of Le in years. Even though Le was her real daughter, every time they met, Sylvia could only hear Le calling her aunt. All mothers in the world would feel sad when not recognized by their own daughter.


    Le gasped and stretched her body. He wanted to avoid Sylvia''s touch, but he didn''t have much strength. Le can only scratch the floor tiles with her nails. He was filled with hatred and a feeling of helplessness.


    Robert also sighed unbearably when he saw the condition of his biological daughter. She lifted her head and looked at Richard with a slightly displeased expression.


    "I always thought how much you love Le, but that''s all you love. Le is badly hurt, so can you ..."


    "Mr. Robert!" Jenny tapped her finger on the table, interrupting the man''s words. "No matter how badly he was injured, it was a wound he made himself. Who is really being hurt here? How do you treat Lilia, the daughter of the Irwan Family, when she is injured? "


    "T-That ..." Robert stuttered and could not refute Jenny''s words.


    "Brother Richard is not the type to take other people''s debts into ount. But if you insist on continuing to talk about debt, let''s talk about the costs of maintaining Le that the Irwan Family has borne over the years. How about I give you the list? "


    After Jenny said that, everyone automatically turned to Grandpa Simon. The old man nodded in agreement with a small smile on the corners of his lips.


    If the Irwan Family gave the total cost of raising Le, Simon was sure that the entire Pangestu Family would not be able to pay for it. What they gave Le wasn''t just financial aid!


    Robert was speechless and his face was bright red. Then the man cleared his throat and looked at Lilia. Robert hesitated for a few seconds before saying solemnly, "Lilia, today we will take Le home first. If you want to go back home, Daddy will put your things in the living room on the second floor first. Then .. . "


    "No need." Jean immediately interrupted Robert''s words with an ice cold tone. The fourth son of the Widjaya Family wrapped his arm around Lilia''s waist and pulled her closer. "He will not return to that house. All of his belongings have already been taken, so we have no other business there! "


    Lilia didn''t say anything, but her eyes were fixed on Robert. Even though her father, who raised her for twenty-four years, was about to take Le away, Lilia didn''t feel betrayed or anything like that. She had given up on seeing Robert and Sylvia as her parents. But when Robert made it clear that he was going to move Lilia into the guest room and give Le a ce, his heart stung.


    Robert only saw Lilia as a guest, and his priorities were clear. No goodbyes, no apologies, no reluctance, and no exnation. If it weren''t for Jean who had arranged for someone to move all of Lilia''s belongings before, how embarrassed would she be at this point!


    Lilia looked at her father calmly, thenughed out loud. Her ck eyes looked so clear as she smiled broadly. With Jean by his side, that man would never allow Lilia to be ced in such a difficult position.


    Lilia said in a sweet voice, "Mr. Robert, congrats on getting your lost daughter back."


    Robert''s face turned even redder at his words. He had indeed loved Lilia before, but after all, that woman was not his flesh and blood.


    Robert moved his lips, as if he had something to say. But Lilia was already smiling and looking away. The message was clear, he didn''t want to have anything to do with the man who had been his father again.


    *****


    After all themotion, Le was led out of her room. She was wearing pink velvet pajamas, but now her appearance looks pathetic. His chest and knees were covered in blood, and his trousers were covered in dust.


    Robert carried his daughter with great difficulty. As soon as he stepped out of the bedroom door, he saw Hardy standing in the corridor waiting for them. The butler carried arge suitcase.


    The only item Le is allowed to carry is this case, which contains her personal belongings. Other objects in his room belonged to the Irwan Family. Le has no right to take it.


    Robert carried Le in one hand, while one hand carried the case. Then they followed Hardy, who escorted them to the front gate.


    As soon as they set foot outside the house, a cold wind was blowing hard. The wind seemed to freeze Le''s heart, and her wet cheeks felt like ice.


    A second before Hardy closed the front gate of the Irwan family''s house, Le suddenly jumped from Robert''s arms. He still couldn''t walk with his injured knee so he fell heavily on the ground. But the biting cold wind helped his mind be more aware.


    Le gritted her teeth and endured the pain, then staggered towards the front gate. Before the gate closed, he saw Janice silently appearing behind Hardy.


    Le steps forward crying bitterly. He pushed open the gate with both hands, but it didn''t budge. Le shouted hoarsely, "No, I''m not going! Mother, didn''t youe out because you still want me? Uncle Hardy, let me in! I said let me in! Please… please let me in…!"


    No matter how much Le yelled, her voice was blown off and got no reply at all.


    On the other side of the gate, Janice was standing in front of it. His hand rested on the surface of the iron gate which felt cold as ice. He seemed oblivious to the cold biting into his skin. Janice tries to push open the gate, at the same time as Le, but it doesn''t budge. Janice, who was crying in silence, was very fragile.


    Outside the door, Le''s cry caused many passers-by to watch. Behind her, Robert, who was pushed away, was bitter to see his daughter pounding on the front gate.


    Sylvia kept trying to pull Le away from the gate shouting angrily and worriedly, "Lei,e home with Mom! Let''s go home! This is not your house, don''t call them again! Don''t cry, honey ..."


    Even though Sylvia was struggling to pull Le away, the woman''s eyes were still fixed on the gate in front of her. Her whole body is shaking with cold air, but Le ignores it. He kept pounding the gate, screaming, "Mother, open the door for me! Don''t throw me away! I''m Le Irwan! I''m your child, Mom!"


    She screamed very loudly and cried bitterly.. But the gate looks like an impassable chasm, which separates Le from the world she has been familiar with.