"I don't need it; I don't need anyone's consent."
He knew very well that everyone was more rational than he was at the moment.
Ask Audrey Cole?
Ha.
If she could possibly agree, would he still need to lock her in the room?
She was probably the most rational person now.
She once promised her Grandpa, and now she has to consider her Grandpa's feelings. She also has to worry about John, worry about where he places Alisha, and even worry about the entire Cole Family, Handerson Family, and Sutton Family.
Anything that needs to be thought about, she has almost thought of it all.
Does he still need to ask?
That's why he doesn't need anyone's consent.
He always wants a result that satisfies him, and that's the case now.
He absolutely doesn't want to see the flower he raised with care being taken away by someone else.
No one will ever know how much effort he put into Audrey.
Why should he hand her over to someone else?
Leonardo felt nothing but coldness and anger.
