Griffith Squire noticed that his stiff body was only temporary, so he breathed a sigh of relief and looked at Leah with slightly upturned almond-shaped eyes, weakly saying, "Leah, I want some fish porridge."
"I'll go get it for you; just lie down and don't move." Leah hurriedly got up to buy him something to eat. Although the siblings often quarreled and bickered, with mutual disdain, their bond was deep. At this moment, even if Griffith Squire wanted the moon from the sky, Leah would probably bring a basin of water and accompany him in fishing for the moon in the water.
After Leah left the ward, Richard Shaw remained still.
The man's tea-colored eyes raised slightly, watching Griffith Squire, who had just looked weak, change his expression quickly. Cold and mischievous, he said, "Don't think that because you helped overturn the Cox Family's case, I'll be grateful to you. This was originally a debt the Shaw Family owed us."
