Winter Sullivan said coldly, "One shouldn't commit evil, no matter how small, nor neglect to do good, no matter how trivial. Besides, she's already eighteen and about to start college. How is she still a child?! I don't care if she's exceptional, but she must be a kind and honest person, not someone who's full of lies!"
Julian Caldwell cleared his throat. "Susan is usually very well-behaved. You should calm down."
He was nearly fifty, a refined and gentle-looking man. It was still easy to see that he had been exceptionally handsome in his youth.
At home, he put on no airs and showed no sign of his prestigious position as the nation's Minister of Commerce.
"We can't just listen to Susan's side of the story. I'm going to have someone investigate this thoroughly. If Susan really was in the wrong, then she'll apologize, and she'll be punished accordingly!" Winter Sullivan said in a cold voice. "She's a person first and the daughter of the Minister of Commerce second!"
