Lucy Lockwood looked at him, as if she had suddenly come to her senses.
After all, she was the old man's daughter. It was impossible for him to leave her to rot in jail, and as for the agreement Faye mentioned, surely the old man's request was for him not to harm her.
Although the old man didn't indulge her.
But she was still his daughter; he couldn't simply do nothing.
Thinking of this, Lucy immediately knelt down and then fell to her knees at the old man's leg beside the sofa, pleading bitterly: "Dad, I know I was wrong, I know I was wrong, please forgive me this time. I won't dare again; just save me this time."
After the old man entered the door, he said nothing further, just sat on the side.
As if exhausted after experiencing a storm.
He heard Lucy's words, and merely lifted his eyes to glance at her, then said nothing.
