Mason Wilson sighed softly, "You... at such a young age, how did you develop such a temperament?"
He really didn't know what to say.
He is Sophie's father, yet he still needs Charles Seymour's approval to be recognized.
The absurdity behind this is Charles Seymour's deep affection for Sophie.
As a father, having a man cherish and value his daughter so much, he feels content.
However, considering that this kind of person is his future son-in-law, who developed such a temperament, shows that Charles Seymour's past days weren't happy.
He still feels a bit sorry for Charles Seymour, the kid has had it hard.
"As long as Sophie is happy." This one casual sentence from Charles Seymour made Mason Wilson almost itch to slap him.
What was he worried about for Charles Seymour just now?
This guy, flaunting their affection in front of him, Sophie's father, isn't that asking for trouble?
Doesn't he know that fathers-in-law always find their sons-in-law displeasing?
