Moreover, he was already convinced that Scarlett Yates was his daughter-in-law. No matter how much May Denton fussed, it was of no use, so he let her busy herself in vain.
For small matters, he let her have her way, and as long as nothing serious happened, he didn't plan to intervene, but for some things, he wouldn't allow her to have her way.
Scarlett Yates was eventually going to marry into the Saxon Family, someone he valued, and no matter how much May disliked her, she could not be mistreated.
So on usual days, whenever May Denton showed a hint of exclusion, he would immediately reprimand her to let her know how much he valued Scarlett Yates and to set an example for others.
He said in a deep voice, "Scarlett hasn't even said when she's leaving exactly, so why are you in such a hurry to get someone to pack for her?"
