The family of William Sutton didn't care about Summer Sutton's indifference and turned their heads to chat with Old Master Diana Wood again, "Madam, this is an emerald ring I saw when I was abroad. The moment I saw it, I thought it would definitely suit you. Do you think it fits?"
"Old Master, I know you like tea. A few days ago, when I went south, I specially asked someone to buy a few pounds of top-grade Pu'er for you. Would you like to brew some and try it?"
Ever since the family of three arrived, their voices hadn't stopped.
Adrian Walyon was having breakfast with Summer Sutton, and he always disliked noise at home.
Hearing Betty Chapman's ingratiating voice, his expression darkened.
He was someone who wouldn't spare any face for others; with a cold expression, he scolded, "So early in the morning, why all the noise?"
He took the enthusiasm of the family of three as an annoyance.
