Chapter 91 Hundreds of Tables of Relatives

Donald had been a teacher for decades and was widely regarded as an exceptional educator. He held himself to high moral standards and rarely lost his temper. However, when he did become angry, a mere change in his facial expression was enough to instill fear in people. With a stern expression, he said, "I am just an ordinary man who doesn't know how to sugarcoat things. I don't want to hypocritically talk about how money is merely an external possession. Angela is our beloved child. Both her aunt and I treat her as our own daughter. We only wish for her well-being and happiness. As long as she lives a happy life, we don't ask for anything more.