"Even if he doesn't believe it, he doesn't have a choice, does he? At least Ivy's symptoms are obvious. As long as he can't bear to see Ivy in pain, he will believe it," Kyle Kinston said.
"Then... should we go to Jeremiah's room again, to check on them?" Mabel Quinn said, still worried about her daughter, afraid Jeremiah May might not be able to handle staying physically apart from their daughter, and Ivy might end up suffering again.
Kyle Kinston replied, "Do you plan to stay in Jeremiah May's room for the whole night?"
"If staying for the whole night is possible, it would be the best." Mabel Quinn truly had this thought.
Kyle Kinston understood his wife's concerns but held a different opinion, "If you plan to stay in Jeremiah May's room every full moon night, watching him with Ivy, the child might instead feel burdened. If he develops a rebellious mindset, it won't be good. It's better to let him be with Ivy alone, like now. Would he really let Ivy suffer to death?"
