Herbert Byron couldn't help but admire Charlotte Allison at her age, seeing the development of ten or even decades in the future, rather than focusing on immediate benefits.
Most of what Herbert Byron believed wasn't wrong, but he didn't realize that behind Charlotte Allison, it wasn't just Henry Shipton, Sarah Joseph, Eason Chalmers, and a few others developing together, but also the Sheldon Family, and even Lucas Quinn, who had the backing not only of the Quinn Family but also the Sear Family.
So she fundamentally didn't need the cooperation of these people to stabilize her development. Her collaboration with them was just a blend of kindness and caution. If they accept, it would be an aid; if they don't, they will be wary of her.
Her attitude today was clear, it was up to them to choose.
