Chapter 366: The Black Executioner

"Dr. Rudolph, I really can't help with this matter," Leo continued to refuse. Rosemary had an aversion to men, and Leo was a man himself. Getting involved in her romantic affairs would be a thankless task. Dr. Rudolph became desperate, pushing his chair's armrests and rising to his feet, "Leo, if you don't agree, I'll kneel right here in front of you!" Seeing Dr. Rudolph about to kneel, Leo couldn't bear it and quickly reached out to support him, saying, "Dr. Rudolph, you can't do this. You'll hurt yourself. Alright, I agree. But let me make it clear, I'll do my best, but I can't guarantee success." Dr. Rudolph finally breathed a sigh of relief, his expression softening, "Thank you so much, Leo." Leo couldn't help but smile, acknowledging Dr. Rudolph's willingness to go to great lengths for his beloved granddaughter. As for the issue of Rosemary's sexual orientation, Leo pondered if there might be an opportunity to provide her with some psychological counseling and use traditional