Ivy knew that her parents would not interfere with the choices she made. Unlike her other siblings, she had just returned to the family, so her parents were naturally more forgiving of her.

"I will try to be a TV host for now!" Ivy said. "I don't know what the future will hold after I graduate. So, I will face it when the time comes."

"Of course. You are free to make mistakes. No matter what you want to do, I will always support you."

"Thank you, Dad."

"Don't thank me. I'm happy that there's something I can do for you." He studied Ivy endearingly. "Do you want to learn how to drive? It's fine if you don't want to, though."

"I want to, but there's no time."

"You can get our driver to teach you during the winter holidays, and once you know how to drive a car, you can get your license," Elliot said. "Robert learned how to drive when he was twelve. He was the one who begged our driver to teach him and even snuck out to drive without telling us."

"Robert is really bold, driving witho