"Did you see it wrong?" Mrs. Huxley clearly didn't believe what she said, "I know you have issues with Miss Lowell, but you can't just say anything recklessly!"
"Mom, is that really how you see me?" Tina Huxley felt a surge of grievance, "I saw it with my own eyes, how could it be false?"
"Alright, alright, I believe you," Mrs. Huxley patted her hand, not very sincerely, "So what did Justin say?"
"I don't know. I messaged him, and he just replied that he got it. Later, Summer Lowell received a phone call and came with me here together. I guess Justin also believes it."
"If what you said is true, then Miss Lowell is indeed somewhat out of line. Just now, I heard your father and the old man discussing making Justin and Miss Lowell's wedding grander."
"Really?" Tina sat up straight, pressing Mrs. Huxley, "Didn't they say this was..."
Mrs. Huxley quickly covered her mouth, casting a sharp glance toward the door, signaling her that the walls have ears.
