Chapter 850: In the years of one's life, love never lets go (Ending 6)

Robert Vincent and his son, George Vincent, would often argue in front of Evelyn Osbert. Hence, Evelyn, speaking softly, confronted Robert: "Robert, if you have something to say to George, say it nicely. Don't always argue like this. There are a lot of people around watching us."

George laughed, as if he'd heard a joke, at Evelyn: "I know that you look down on my mom and want to marry a woman younger than your own son. If you really have no feelings left for my mom and want to choose a new passion, I won't hold any objections. BUT, I must give you a piece of advice: choose wisely for your new wife. Don't bring any random garbage home. You thought you've found a treasure and acted like you were some hero just because she looks good. But to other people, it was just a series of jokes. They wonder how could Robert Vincent even marry those women I've already discarded."