Giselle's Decision

Brizella still seems to be angry with Giselle. She didn't even want to see the mother who gave birth to her. She locked herself in her room. For a moment, Giselle herself lets it go, thinking that Brizella needs time.

She felt guilty for seeming to force her daughter. Marcus himself thought Brizella was still childish, considering she was about to turn 20, but she was still a little childish.

"Should we take her home?" Giselle asked anxiously. But right now, all she could think about was how to make Brizella feel comfortable in the place where she lived.

"Leave her alone. She's an adult. She's capable of choosing a place that's comfortable for her. As parents, we just need to be supportive," the man said.

"You're right. I'm sorry if I seemed pushy to her. Even though she has not made up her mind yet. Hopefully Anna will grow up and understand," the woman hoped.

She rested her head on her husband Marcus' shoulder. Their marriage was almost 19 years old and had seen many storms. Giselle