Hearing her say that, Henry Sullivan clenched his fist slightly. When Isla was by his side before, his mom would always find fault repeatedly.
Now that he was married to the daughter of a student his father favored, she was still finding fault.
With a cold expression, he said in a deep voice, "You don't need to take my mom's words to heart.
She can't dictate my affairs, and the same goes for you.
If anything comes up, call me and discuss it with me.
Make your own decisions about your life.
No need to get upset over what my mom says. Even if you can't pretend you didn't hear it, let it go in one ear and out the other."
Ivy Miller chuckled, "You say that, but a mother-in-law is still a mother-in-law.
I can't go too far with her.
But I have my own thoughts, and the mother-in-law can't do anything about it.
Like that day, she might have said those things just to scare me, to make me an obedient daughter-in-law.
