Mrs. Foote turned to scold George Foote, "Violet is right, this matter isn't her fault at all. Instead of figuring out how to handle the online reputation, you slapped Violet. Do you count as her father?"
George Foote calmed down slightly, closing his eyes: "I've thought about it. Violet shouldn't continue playing the violin anymore. She should focus on being a wealthy man's wife. As long as she's not a public figure, in a few months everything will settle down naturally."
Mrs. Foote looked at George Foote, shocked: "Violet loves playing the violin the most. If you stop her from playing, isn't that cutting off her life's passion? And during this time, who do you want her to marry?"
George Foote pondered for a while: "I think Neil Linnel really likes Violet. As long as he doesn't mind the situation, I'll give her thirty percent of the Foote Group shares as a dowry."
Mrs. Foote: "..."
