"Didn't you understand what I meant?" Old Mr. Wilson asked persistently.
"I understood, but I can't accept it," Sophie Wilson scoffed. "I can't accept putting interests over family. We have different values, so let's not try to fit together."
"Old Mr. Wilson, rest assured, my parents and I are living well together. You don't need to disrupt their peace with pointless interference. Everyone lives their own lives without disturbing each other, that's the best way." How could Old Mr. Wilson agree to Sophie's words?
If it were like that, what would he have left?
However, before Old Mr. Wilson could speak, Old Mrs. Wilson grew anxious: "You say we focus on interests? Doesn't Mason value interests? If he didn't know Charles Seymour's identity, how would he have dared to break ties with the Wilson Clan so decisively?"
