That was Henry's first time knowing how much Hugo had disliked Jeanette. He then turned to Harris and asked, "Harris, do you think the same way as Hugo?"
"For me, it wasn't all that bad. However, her bratty attitude caused me quite a few headaches. It's good if she can stay in there for a while. Nonetheless, it would be better if she were pardoned from her punishments. After all, having a sister who has been in jail will also affect our image."
Harris paused for a moment and continued, "However, if she were to learn a lesson or two in jail, she might behave well when she's released in the future."
"All right, I think that's all for now. I'm hungry. Let's go in and have our meal."
With that, Hugo motioned for his brothers to walk in and requested the private room next to Leo's.
Jeanette's status in the Miller family was evident from their conversation. Her so-called brothers' love for her was merely her imagination.
