# Chapter 657: The Weight of Family and a Father's Hidden Question
Hello everyone, it's me again! How are you all doing? Today I will continue to walk with you and review Chapter 657 of "My Accidental Husband is a Billionaire Reviews." This chapter brings us deep into the heart of family loyalty, quiet sacrifice, and a father's lingering doubt that has haunted him for decades.
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Keira stood frozen as Uncle Olsen's words struck the shareholders like a thunderbolt. The room, once filled with murmurs of discontent, suddenly turned restless as each shareholder scrambled to their feet, their faces pale with panic.
"Sir, that's not what we meant," one of them stammered.
"That's right! Even if the stock price fluctuates, it's not your fault. You're the one who led the Olsen Group to its current height. We wouldn't dare ask you to make such a promise," another added, their voice trembling.
But Uncle Olsen simply waved his hand, his expression unyielding. "I've made up my mind. Someone has to take responsibility for this matter."
He swept his gaze across the room. "Why are you still here? Are you staying for dinner?"
The shareholders didn't need a second invitation. "We wouldn't dare," they muttered, scrambling out one by one.
Keira watched them leave, reading the conflicted emotions on their faces. Some were hesitant, others panicked and fearful, and a few held grievances they dared not voice. After the last one disappeared through the door, she finally turned to face Uncle Olsen.
"In a week, I'll give you an explanation," she promised.
But he shook his head firmly. "You don't have to. I've been wanting to retire for a long time anyway. This is the perfect opportunity for Ellis to take over the Olsen Group."
Keira didn't know what to say. Her throat tightened with guilt.
Uncle Olsen let out a warm laugh. "Don't feel too much pressure. It's not your fault. Besides, those people are too timid to speak their minds anyway."
Keira's mouth twitched at his dismissive tone. Before she could respond, Ellis chimed in, his voice lighthearted yet sincere. "Don't worry. Although Uncle and I don't know exactly why you want to help that person, we believe you must have your reasons. Even if it goes wrong in the end, you still have your father and your older brother to back you up."
Keira pressed her lips together, and then a small, grateful smile broke through. The Freeman Sect members had their complaints, but the master's affection for her kept them quiet. The Olsen family was no different. She had dragged them into trouble, yet her father and brother offered nothing but support.
As she stood there lost in thought, a familiar hand landed on her shoulder. She turned to find Lewis standing beside her, his steady gaze grounding her.
A wave of emotion washed over her. It was hard to believe that not long ago, she had felt so alone. Now, she had not only familial affection but also friendship and love. She lowered her eyes and whispered, "Thank you."
But Uncle Olsen wasn't finished. He fixed his sharp eyes on Lewis. "Aren't you going back to check on things?"
Lewis raised an eyebrow. "Are you already getting tired of me?"
Uncle Olsen let out a cold snort. "The Horton Group isn't like the Olsen Group. I've tamed those shareholders years ago. I can handle them alone. But Keira is your fiancée, and her identity has been exposed. The Horton Group is likely to be affected as well. You've only left an assistant there. I'm afraid he won't be able to hold back your elder brother and his family, will he?"
Lewis's jaw tightened. The truth in those words cut deep.
Uncle Olsen pressed on, his tone growing serious. "In the Olsen family, I can create a perfect environment for Keira. But what about the Horton family? When are you planning to deal with the first branch of the family?"
Lewis lowered his gaze, a flicker of conflict in his eyes.
Uncle Olsen smiled coldly. "I'm not going to let my daughter marry into a mess. It's best to deal with them before the wedding."
Lewis nodded, acknowledging the unspoken command.
Keira couldn't hold back any longer. "Dad, the Horton family's situation is different..."
She knew that in the Olsen family, Uncle Olsen was close to his brothers, and Keira's cousins and siblings all got along harmoniously. But the Horton family was a different beast. Lewis had no affection for the main branch and was estranged from his own father. The only reason he tolerated them was because of his grandmother.
Old Mrs. Horton wouldn't live much longer, and no matter what, the members of the first branch were still her grandchildren. Old Mrs. Horton couldn't ignore them.
Thinking of the elderly matriarch, Keira turned to Lewis. "Shouldn't you go back and see old Mrs. Horton?"
Lewis nodded. "Yes, I'll go back and visit her tonight."
"Good."
Lewis said his goodbyes to Uncle Olsen and left. Once the door clicked shut, Uncle Olsen turned to Keira, a hint of playful accusation in his voice. "You haven't married him yet, and you're already defending him."
Keira didn't flinch. "I'm already married. We're husband and wife, legally speaking."
Uncle Olsen was momentarily stunned. He let out a frustrated sigh. "I pushed him to take care of his family's mess because I wanted you to have a comfortable life."
Keira lowered her gaze, her voice soft but firm. "When I was still an illegitimate daughter, if I recall correctly, you were ready to oppose me. But he never pushed me away. So now, I won't abandon him either."
Uncle Olsen was dumbfounded. He coughed awkwardly and glanced at Ellis, who quickly excused himself with a knowing smile. "I'm going to keep Mary company. You and Uncle can have a good talk."
After Ellis left, Keira was alone with her father in the living room. An uneasy silence settled between them. She rarely spent time alone with him, and the weight of the room pressed down on her.
Just as she was struggling to find something to say, Uncle Olsen broke the silence. "I heard that your grandmother dated old Mr. Martin just to have his child—your mother?"
Keira's eyes widened in surprise. "Yes."
Uncle Olsen turned his head toward the window, gazing out at the fading light. "Then tell me... did your mother go out with me for the same reason?"
Keira's breath caught in her throat. For the first time, she saw uncertainty and doubt written plainly on her father's face. This powerful, commanding man looked almost vulnerable.
She pursed her lips, not knowing how to answer.
Uncle Olsen continued to stare out the window, his voice distant and aching. "Your mother lived a carefree life. She left without hesitation, never looking back. Did she... ever love me?"
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**Reader's Impressions & Star Rating**
Oh, this chapter truly pulled at my heartstrings! The way Uncle Olsen stands up for Keira, taking full responsibility without blaming her, speaks volumes about his character. But the moment that hit me hardest was that final question—a father's hidden pain, a doubt he's carried for years. We often see Uncle Olsen as strong and decisive, but here we see his fragile humanity. Keira's loyalty to Lewis is also beautiful; she won't abandon him just as he never abandoned her. This chapter balances family sacrifice, romantic loyalty, and lingering emotional wounds perfectly.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Rating: 4.9 / 5 Stars
**Next Chapter Prediction**
I have a feeling Keira will finally answer her father's question, perhaps revealing something about her mother's true feelings that even Uncle Olsen doesn't know. Meanwhile, Lewis will visit old Mrs. Horton, and I suspect those confrontations with his elder brother and grandmother's deteriorating health will bring even more tension. The Horton family branch is about to face a storm, and Lewis may have to make a difficult choice between his grandmother's wishes and protecting Keira.
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