Looking at the door and not seeing Felix Rhodes come in, the sister-in-law said, "The second brother is probably going to be upset again this time."
Scarlett Xavier, looking at Jane Cheney, couldn't help but be curious about Felix Rhodes and Louise Linden's situation.
Jane Cheney didn't hide anything from her. After all, Scarlett Xavier would find out about such matters sooner or later. Jane Cheney began to tell Scarlett Xavier about the story of Felix Rhodes and Louise Linden.
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To Felix Rhodes, Louise Linden had always been like the girl next door, because he was four years older and had always seen her as a little kid.
This little kid had been dating since middle school, continued dating in high school, but always pretended to be a good girl at home.
Every time he heard Mrs. Linden praise how obedient Louise was, Felix found it amusing—this little girl sure knew how to put on a show.
