"Are you going to make me endure Kathleen for the rest of my life?"
Why should she? She is an upper-class lady. Why would she need to endure an adopted daughter who lived under someone else's roof? This was simply a joke!
George reprimanded, "If John can bring benefits to the Millan family, then what's the harm in enduring it for the rest of your life?"
How many women in the world had endured the coquettishness of their husbands for the sake of money?
"John only wants you to endure Kathleen. You're still the future Ms. Lambert."
How could Sherri endure such a grievance?
Although that was the case, who she loved was John, not the title.
Moreover, she was greedy. She was John's fiancée, so couldn't John love her?
George looked at Sherri's unwilling eyes and said coldly, "Sherri, I'm warning you. You'd better not act recklessly. If you affect the Millan family's business, I won't forgive you!"
