Old Master Walyon seemed like he didn't hear, turning his back without looking at him.
In the garden, the pleading voices could still be heard, sounding rather miserable.
Paul Walyon knew the situation of Old Chapman's family.
There was an aging father who needed care, and Chapman himself was over fifty, with a disappointing son below him.
The old man was frail and frequently needed hospital visits, he himself had passed the age where anyone would want to hire him, and his son was unfilial, so there was no hope of relying on him.
Without the Walyon Family, the family truly had nowhere else to go.
Moreover, how many people dared take in someone expelled by the Walyon Family?
The money earned these years by selling the Walyon Family's business secrets must have already been squandered by his unfilial son.
No savings and no one daring to take them in, this was undoubtedly cutting off their means of living.
As Old Master Walyon's son, Paul Walyon knew the old man's style.
