Despite everything, Lydia (Ava) (Charlie’s mom) constantly reminded herself that now was not the right time to meet her son.


    Noticing her sorrow as she sat alone in the courtyard, a false teacher approached with respect, saying, “Madam, the young master is just a few streets away. Surely, you must want to see him?” Lydia (Ava) (Charlie’s mom) nodded in agreement, “My son, it’s been twenty years since west saw each other. How could I not think of him?”


    She continued, “However, reflecting on it, I believe now is not the right moment to meet Charlie. Besides, today isn’t when Charlie and I are closest. Just recently, during the concert in New York, I was in the stands while Charlie and ire were in the box directly above me. That was the closest we had been to each other in thest two decades.” The false teacher sighed,


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    Lydia (Ava) (Charlie’s mom) smiled faintly and asked, “Were you worried that Charlie wouldn’t act?”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    The false teacher thought for a moment before nodding, “I admit I was a bit concerned because you mentioned that the young master might harbor some resentment towards your parents. Previously, he had only given Miss Gu the pill that could save your father, not the elixir that could cure him. I feared that if he hesitated even for a moment, it could be toote. We needed him to act swiftly; otherwise, we could miss the best opportunity, and that would likely lead to casualties.”


    Lydia (Ava) (Charlie’s mom) responded earnestly, “Although Bruce arranged for Charlie to be in a safe environment back then, he didn’t grant him any privileges. Charlie has fought through the challenges of Aurous Hill for nearly twenty years, so he does have a certain roughness and edge. His methods of dealing with wrongdoers can sometimes be more severe than necessary. However, I understand his character well; despite any misunderstandings or grievances he might hold, he will always act when it matters.”


    After saying this, Lydia (Ava) (Charlie’s mom) smiled with a sense of relief, “In fact, I admire Charlie’s toughness. He knows what he loves and hates, and he rarely lets others hold him back; Bruce, on the other hand, was a bit too restrained in his moral standards.”


    “Bruce always held himself to such high principles that he restricted himself in many ways;” she continued. “Charlie, however, often takes matters into his own hands from a moral standpoint. What does it matter if my grandfather is critically ill? The most he can do is save his life; that’s the ultimate act of kindness. Anything beyond that is secondary.”


    “If it were a long-standing issue, he would rather bear the burden himself than quickly cure my father’s illness.”


    The false teacher agreed, saying, “Master Bruce believes in persuading others through virtue, while Master Charlie follows the principle of ‘if someone respects me one foot, I respect them ten; if they harm me even slightly, I will retaliate threefold.’” Lydia (Ava) (Charlie’s mom) nodded in recognition.


    “This is what I appreciate most about Charlie. Bruce invested so much effort into the Wade family; he truly deserved to inherit the family leadership.” After saying this, Lydia (Ava) (Charlie’s mom) shifted the topic, “It’s unfortunate, though. Back then, my father-inw felt confident in his strength and was reluctant to pass on power to Bruce early on. Bruce also didn’t want to undermine his older brother Corran’s im, so everyone remained silent, and he never became the head of the Wade family.”


    “But Charlie doesn’t have those same constraints.”


    “What if Corran is his uncle? He must assert himself when necessary. What if Cynthia Wade is his aunt? She should remain confined in Aurous Hill City Vige; there’s no room for doubt.”


    “What if my father-inw refuses to delegate power? Ultimately, it’s not his decision to make. Charlie can seize his own opportunities. I truly admire what Charlie has done!”


    “Who says the previous head of the family must agree to the next leader? As long as he doesn’t dare to oppose it, that should suffice!”<h3 ss="wp-block-heading has-text-align-center" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong>