Chapter 941

However, if they did do so….

They could solve the problem with Jen–Bond Holdings.

Then he might have to confront Blaze.

It was when the stakes were high.

With Blaze’s influence, he could easily crush the people around Sean, including Sean.

Sean hesitated as he thought about it.

“Why stop talking?

“I was right, wasn’t I? You said you love Willow, yet you were causing her trouble!

“Do you call that love? You’re being selfish!”

Fion became more agitated when Sean said nothing.

“Mom, are you done?

“It’s my choice. Sean didn’t stop me nor force me.”

Willow slowly stepped forward and stood next to Sean.

“Are… are you trying to piss me off?”

Fion got even angrier.

She had no idea how Sean had charmed Willow.

Willow did not answer. She had a determined look in her eyes and did not listen to Fion.

Willow had been influenced by Kent since she was little and had always attached importance to filial piety.

However, there was a saying that parents could no longer control their children when they grew up.

Willow wanted to follow her heart today.

She was pretty sure she wanted to be with Sean.

She did not want to return to the Quinn family and have the Quinn family arrange her fate.

Therefore, she would not compromise with Fion today, even if unfilial.

Unable to change Willow’s mind, Fion looked at Sean again.

“Sean, if you’re a man and have any sense of responsibility, you will know what to do!

“You should let Willow go!”

Fion looked at Sean and shouted.

However, Sean shook his head slightly.

“I won’t escape because I’m responsible, so I will let Willow stay with me.

“Listen well. I will not fail.

“Quill can forget about laying a finger on Willow.”

Sean stepped forward to make eye contact with Fion.

It was not Sean’s character to let Willow go and let her return to the Quinn family just because the Zimmer family was influential.

Running away was never what Sean would do.

“You! You just can’t let go of Willow, can you?

“You just want Willow living on the street with you, don’t you?”

Fion got angrier as she spoke. She even wanted to slap Sean if Kent had not held her back.

“We don’t know who wins yet. What makes you think I’ll let Willow live on the street?

“You’re not in a position to judge.

“That’s all I have to say. You can stay or leave. It’s up to you.”

Sean slowly reached out and pointed outside the door.

“You… you’re kicking me out?

“Willow, did you see that? He’s kicking me out!

“Are you really giving up your parents for him?”

Fion froze for a moment before exploding.

Willow shook her head slightly but said something that left Fion stunned.

“Dad, Mom needs to calm down. Take her away first.”

“You! You!”

Fion’s mouth almost went crooked as she pointed at Willow with trembling hands, not knowing what to say.

“Come on. We’ll talk about it later.”

Kent tugged at Fion and said with a frown.

“Get out of my way, you cowardly piece of sh*t!”

Fion threw Kent’s arm away and refocused on Sean.

“Sean, how dare you kick me out? Do you think I care about this dump?

“I’m telling you, Willow is my daughter, and she’s going to be my daughter no matter what.

“If I say she can’t marry you, she can’t. We’ll see if you don’t believe me!”

Fion snapped and looked at Willow exasperatedly.

“And you. Keep on being blinded by your stupidity!

“This house and cars aren’t his.

“They’ll take everything away when he outlives his usefulness.

“When the time comes, you won’t even have tears to cry!”

Fion gritted her teeth, thinking Willow was being ridiculous.

“Even if I cried, he would help me dry my tears.”

Willow bit her red lip and spoke firmly.

“It’s hopeless! It’s hopeless!”

Fion wanted to say something else, but Kent dragged her out.

“I won’t make you cry.”

Sean slowly turned around and looked at Willow.

Willow looked at Sean with mixed feelings.

She felt upset at the same time.

She just wanted to be with the person she liked, However, love was nothing to affluent families. They paid more attention to having an appropriate match.

Getting married and it being a win–win cooperation was their goal.

Sean was not the Quinn family’s ideal of a grandson–in–law after all.