Matilda Jenkins raised an eyebrow and slapped his palm, "Can't you say it in a less crude way?"
Nolan Morrison felt wronged, "But wasn't it you who said you don't like beating around the bush and prefer things to be straightforward? I'm just following your orders."
Originally, Mrs. Morrison's tense and anxious mood was eased significantly by their exchange.
Previously, she was always against Nolan marrying Matilda Jenkins because she couldn't see how she could be of any help.
When she saw Matilda at the Airport, she kept thinking she must find a way to get rid of her. She must not stay here.
However, as events unfolded, Mrs. Morrison sincerely felt that Nolan bringing Matilda here was indeed the right decision.
Watching her twist Claude's wrist and slap Cindy Morrison, leaving them without any power to strike back, she felt a thrill. After so many years of oppression, she felt her heart lighten a bit these past few days.
