Dylan Young knew exactly what Arnold Glenn was thinking, and he said leisurely: "In this world, no one is obliged to sacrifice for another. Nell Harris has been with you for so many years and has been more than kind to your family. She deserves some happiness of her own. And you, for a little pitiful pride, why go against me? It does you no good. Even the York Family can't do anything, so what can you do? Besides, compared to the humiliation the York Family has given you over the years, what I'm giving you is nothing."
These words from Dylan Young suddenly made Arnold Glenn feel a sense of utter humiliation.
He didn't even dare to look at Dylan Young. Thinking of these years, it seems... he really was quite a bastard, never having reflected on himself.
Moreover, he thought Dylan Young was right. Compared to the York Family, who wanted him dead, a wife he didn't care about, and Nell Harris, was of course the more trustworthy side.
