My Ex-husband Begs Me Back
Chapter 754 Tolerance

Tolerance is an important virtue that we should all strive to cultivate. Itmeans being patient and understanding towards others, even whenthey may have different beliefs or opinions than us.

In today's world, where there are so many different cultures, religionsand lifestyles, it is more important than ever to be tolerant of others. Wemust learn to respect their differences and appreciate the diversity thatmakes our world such a rich and interesting place.

Being tolerant also means being open-minded and willing to listen toother people's perspectives. It requires us to put aside our own biasesand preconceptions in order to truly understand where someone else iscoming from.

Of course, tolerance does not mean that we have to agree witheverything that others say or do. We can still hold firm in our ownbeliefs while respecting those of others.

Ultimately, tolerance allows us all to live together peacefully in a worldwhere everyone has the freedom to express themselves as they see fit.So let us all strive towards greater tolerance in our daily lives — it willmake the world a better place for everyone.

After all, Brody and Page didn't believe that anyone would treat astranger unconditionally. Even if Camille had a child with the Simpsonfamily, she was still an outsider in their eyes.

But Brody didn't say these words out loud, nor did he directly ask whatthe old Simpson was thinking.

Brody and Page exchanged glances. Brody quickly tried to explain:"Old Simpson, we don't mean anything by it. We haven't said anythingabout doing anything to Camille. We know she has a bad temper andthat the divorce was her fault, but we're not blaming her for it. We justwanted to talk to you first and make sure we weren't doing anythingwrong."

Brody wasn't sure what the old Simpson was thinking about Camille orthe Armstrong family.

“Yeah, Old Simpson,” added Page quickly. "You can't take yourfrustration with Camille out on us Armstrongs just because we'rerelated by marriage! Although you think of us as one big happy family...Camille..."

Brody gave Page a warning look before cutting her off: “Don't speaknonsense in front of Old Simpson.”

Page immediately fell silent.

The old Simpson found their conversation amusing but sternly warnedthem: “I know what's going on in your minds and I'm aware ofeverything involving the Armstrongs. If anyone messes with mygranddaughter again, there will be consequences for everyoneinvolved."

Without another word or explanation from either party, the old Simpsondismissed them both through his servant: "Escort our guests out; I'mtired now."

The two were left standing there without any reaction or movement forsome time after hearing his words clearly understood his threat andimplication towards them regarding Camille's safety.

As they left The Simpsons’ mansion looking displeased while gettinginto their car together afterward , Page asked Brody curiously:"Whatdid Old Simpsons mean? Hasn't Ayan already divorced from Camile?Why is he still protecting her like this? It's like he thinks she's part ofThe Simpsons’ family.”

Brody's face was extremely ugly, but he didn't respond to Page's words.He just sat there in silence, feeling very depressed.

The two of them hadn't even started their car when Page returned withTimmy.

They drove straight into the Simpson mansion without saying hello.Talia only found out that Brody's mother had come over and had anunpleasant conversation with the old Simpson after she got out of thecar. So Talia didn't plan on greeting Brody's mother again.

As Timmy played in the garden, his laughter echoed outside the gateand reached Brody's mother's ears. They were cold towards Camilleand naturally towards Timmy as well. Hearing Timmy laugh now, Pagecouldn't help but mutter: "Camille is so heartless! She never broughther child back to Armstrong family to show us anything! And now thathe has grown up and she is divorced from him, Armstrong family hasn'tgotten anything."

Brody remained silent; he agreed with what Page said.

Page continued: "What do you think about today's attitude from oldSimpson? What does it mean for Simpson family?"

Brody snorted lightly because what old Simpson said was like a slap inhis face; it hurt him badly. His mood was not good at all right now; hereplied: "What could it mean? They just look down on us because oftheir status in society! As for Camille... I guess they're just saying thingsto our faces about her being treated well by them... if they really caredabout Camille so much why did they get divorced?"

"They may have gotten divorced but their relationship still seems good-looking though,” Paige argued back."This time Ayan solved everythingonline without involving Armstrong family at all... maybe Ayan did thisbecause their relationship isn't as bad as we think?"

Brody remained silent again; his expression was very gloomy.

After sitting in the car for a while longer, they finally asked the driver todrive away from there.

Inside Simpson mansion, Talia let Auntie take Timmy upstairs beforeasking old Simpson about Brody and Paige coming over here today.Old Simpson looked angry and dissatisfied as he spoke harshly againstthem:"You don't need to tell Cami that these two came over heretoday... It'll only make her feel uncomfortable.”

Talia nodded in agreement, also questioning the behavior of theArmstrong family’s parents. She said, “The Armstrong family only hastwo daughters. They love Grace so much, why are they so biasedagainst Cami? I even suspect if Cami is really their biological daughter.”Old Simpson didn't say anything and his expression was somewhatcomplex. However, he personally called Ayan about this matter andasked him to be a little more lenient towards the Armstrong family. Thisway, the Armstrong family would treat Camille a little better too.

After talking with Old Simpson, Ayan immediately had Kian check onthe Armstrong family's schedule. When he found out that Brody andPage had come to them voluntarily, his face looked very ugly.

Kian said: "The purpose of what the Armstrongs did should be becausethey were afraid it would implicate themselves and Armstrong Corp., sothey wanted to please Old Simpson by trying to distance themselves?"Ayan snorted lightly and said coldly: "I think their attempt at distancingthemselves is fake. They want to please Grandpa by giving somebenefits from The Simpson Family for Timmy being born into TheArmstong Family.”

Kian couldn't help but complain: "The Armstongs only care about theirown interests; there isn't any sincerity towards Madam in their eyes!Why is Grandpa still helping them speak up? Can you be a little moretolerant towards Camille?"

"Grandpa is just trying not let The Armstongs trouble Camille all daylong." Ayan's expression became heavier as his tone grew colder too.He continued saying, "But this can't solve The Armstongs' selfishnessthat has been fixed in their hearts for a long time now! If there are anysuitable projects for Simpson Group later on that could be handled byThe Armstong Corp., we don't need direct contact with them; just replaceHorace."

Kian nodded indicating he understood.

Then Kian added,"Mr. Simpson, Molly took her flight back to Flento Citythis morning. She should have arrived at Walker Family's place bynow."

"Did she go alone?"

"Yeah, you guessed it right. Preston didn't go back with Molly. I don'tknow how he convinced her into going back alone.”

"No matter how much persuasion there is, Molly will always feel asense of distance in her heart after a long time and many times. It justdepends on how foolish Molly is and when she can see throughPreston completely.” Ayan sneered lightly, then glanced indifferently atKian. He asked, "Have you been to the mental hospital recently?"Cora had always been watched by someone, and with recent events,Kian hadn't had time to go.

Ayan said, "Go check it out these next few days. Make sure everythingis secure before anything happens.”

"Okay, don't worry. I'll go tomorrow morning!" Kian nodded in response.After discussing business matters with Ayan, Kian finally left the office.Ayan began to look through files and handle other matters for SimpsonGroup.

Molly had already returned to the Walker family in Flento City.

Since Molly came back alone, Luke and Naomi scolded her harshlyfrom the moment she entered the door.

Luke questioned Molly: "When did you two get together? Why did youhide it from us?"

Molly hung her head without saying a word; her expression was alsoquite serious.

Her silence made Luke even more angry as he said: "What drug didPreston give you that made you act like this? Why won't he come backwith you? He doesn't care about you at all! Call him right now and cutties with him! I absolutely won't allow you two to be together!"

Luke's emotions were unstable; his mental state was not good either.The more he spoke now, the more agitated he became.

Of course Molly wouldn't agree; she blurted out anxiously: “I'mpregnant! Do you want my child to grow up without a father?"