Her Rebirth of Retribution novel Chapter 215

“Basically, just avoid him for now. In a few days, Gunner will come to help you. With him around, you don't need to worry,” said Callista.

Only then did Benedict feel at ease, nodding. “Gunner is indeed impressive. Also, those Parker Guards, including Gunner, are all not ordinary people. Each one of them is a capable subordinate of Mr. Kallum's and could hold their own outside. Now that you've become Mr. Kallum's sister, you shouldn't have any feelings for him, right? I think Gunner is a good choice...”

“Dad, I'm not even twenty yet.” In fact, Callista had just celebrated her nineteenth birthday five months ago. I'm still young. And to pair me with Gunner? Ugh... The expression on Kallum's face will be quite a sight.

“Ah... Indeed. I forgot.”

Over the past year, Callista became too decisive. Thus, subconsciously, Benedict began treating her as if she were in her twenties, gradually developing a sense of yielding to her opinions and advice.

“Oh yeah!” Benedict stuttered as if something had just occurred to him. He took a sip of his coffee before he said, “Quincy mentioned that she's thinking of coming back...”

Callista suddenly raised an eyebrow.

Listening in secret from the shadows, Yelena grew increasingly nervous. There was no helping it. After all, she was the one at a disadvantage at the moment.

Feeling a bit unnerved under his daughter's intense gaze, Benedict nevertheless mustered up his courage. Recalling Yelena's words, he said, “What kind of longstanding grudge could there be between sisters? Besides, every time Quincy calls home, she mentions wanting to apologize to you. It's just that you're rarely home. Hence, you haven't received the message.”

“Oh... So Quincy didn't have my number, huh? I was actually quite keen on hearing her apology,” Callista remarked with a half-smile.

“Callie,” Benedict expressed a look of disapproval. “In any case, Quincy is coming back. I've already agreed to it. Once she returns, the two of you need to get along. You two are my only daughters. I really can't bear to see you tearing each other apart. You're all grown up now. It's time to act accordingly.”

Upon seeing that Benedict was speaking forcefully, Callista realized he was actually waiting for her approval. In that household, her words had subtly carried more weight. “Let her come back if she wants to, but not until three months from now. I have some matters to attend to in the meantime.”

Benedict was somewhat puzzled. “What does your matter have to do with Quincy's return?” However, as soon as he thought about Callista loosening up, he quickly added, “All right, I'll have her back in three months.”

At that moment, Yelena was also pondering, Why three months?