"No," Henry replied coldly.
He could not agree with Robert on that. To him, it would be pointless if they could not help out, as was the man who had dropped by earlier. He was Sixto's biological father, a celebrity without substance.
Henry continued to reply coldly, "They will only create more trouble. I don't think they will do any good in this situation. If my people failed to track down Caesar, let alone them."
Robert knew what Henry said actually made sense. After all, he was strong enough. If he could not do anything about Caesar, then what could the others do?
However, Robert still believed that they should gather the other fathers. He tried to persuade Henry. "Many hands make light work."
Henry refuted, "Quality, not quantity, is my measure. Till now, Anthony still thinks the kid is his brother. How can he be any good?"
Robert kept quiet. Then he smiled weirdly when he recalled how Anthony got beaten by his father just a while ago.
