As soon as they stopped, everyone's expressions changed.
Alan Morgan's parents had joyful expressions, but their eyes were filled with deep disdain.
Holding Shirley Grant's hand, Alan Morgan was forced to stop too, his face turning very unpleasant.
Shirley Grant turned to look at Alan Morgan's father, but her face showed no expression.
"Your heart is moved, right? Shirley Grant, you must leave Alan Morgan. You better not refuse a toast only to be forced to drink in the end."
After attempting persuasion, it's time to resort to threats.
After listening to Alan Morgan's father's words, Shirley Grant's face remained calm and unfazed.
"Uncle, Aunt, I've said before, I left not because of the money you gave, but because I didn't want to cause Alan Morgan any disturbances."
Back then, she was too kind, too weak.
"But I found out that even after leaving, things didn't get much better."
Everything seemed as if predetermined, no matter how she chose, the outcome remained unchanged.
