Having been given such a strong dose of bitter medicine, Miss Daniel thought Mrs. Daniel wouldn't be able to take it, but she clearly underestimated her mother's resilience.
Mrs. Daniel insisted on staying downstairs all night, and the next morning when she saw Daniel coming down the stairs full of energy, her expression was colder than ever.
On the way back to Kingstown.
Mrs. Daniel, extremely calm, said to Miss Daniel, "May, have your sister stay at your place for a few days, don't let her see Harrison Steven again."
"Mom, what are you going to do?" Miss Daniel looked at her unfamiliar mother in front of her, feeling a bit frightened.
Her mother, who had always been soft-tempered, upon learning the truth, did not lose her composure or cry weakly, nor did she go and confront her father immediately as she had imagined.
She was as calm as another person.
