Besides, Aaron was extremely cunning.
Who knew if he might eventually turn his schemes against Ivy?
Amos had to be careful.
Evan looked at him.
“Do you realize he might blame Stella’s death on Yara?”
Amos fell silent.
Well...
Even if Aaron did blame Yara, so what?
As far as Amos was concerned, Aaron would never actually kill her.
If he wanted Yara dead, he could have done it directly. Why go through so much trouble just to force her back to Eirden?
Evan’s expression darkened.
“He may never have cared about Stella as his sister, but he’ll definitely...”
“Enough.”
As for Evan claiming Aaron had never cared about Stella, Amos wasn’t so sure about that.
Evan simply hadn’t seen what Aaron had been doing to the Blackwater region lately.
It wasn’t that Aaron didn’t care.
He simply had no idea how to love or protect the people closest to him.
After all, for so many years, the Hogarth family had essentially been just Aaron and Michael.
As for the extended branches of the family, Aaron had never needed to care much about them.
Growing up in that kind of environment had left him with no idea how to deal with the people closest to him.
He didn’t know how to show that he cared.
As for Yara...
“She’ll probably have a rough time for a while,” Amos said. “But Aaron won’t kill her.”
They had grown up together.
On that point, Amos still trusted Aaron.
Aaron simply didn’t know how to love someone properly.
That didn’t mean he was incapable of love.
Even now, Amos still believed Aaron had genuinely loved Ivy back then.
It was just that the way he loved her had ultimately driven her away.
Evan looked at him.
Amos immediately added, “Either way, don’t expect me to get involved in this again.”
...
Amos’s firm refusal to get involved with Yara nearly drove Evan crazy.
Once Ivy saw Evan’s attitude clearly, she wasted no time complaining about him behind his back.
“With someone like that, you can imagine how miserable Stella must’ve been when she was with him.”


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