Evelyn Taylor's stubbornness not only gave Harriet White a headache, but Aiden Taylor felt it even more and was especially angry. However, he didn't rebuke her furiously like before, nor did he lose his temper.
He took a deep breath to calm his anger, then slowly began to speak, "Evelyn! You're a thirty-year-old woman, not a three-year-old child. You should understand things better. Can you do this for me, please?"
He managed military affairs with ease, but why did dealing with his daughter feel so challenging?
"Dad! I'm begging you too, okay? Can you stop meddling in my affairs, please? Okay?" After Evelyn finished speaking emphatically, she shifted her gaze to Harriet White sitting beside her. "Mom! I'm your daughter. You know better than anyone what kind of person I am. Please stop interfering in my matters; I'll handle them just fine."
With that, she suddenly stood up from the sofa and walked towards the door of the living room.
