In the end, Nancy Sallow apologized to Avery very seriously.
"..." Avery was dumbfounded. First, she didn't think Nancy was the type to apologize easily. Secondly, was such a solemn apology too much?
Moreover, from the perspective of a mother, she thought that Nancy was simply caring about her son, so she didn't really have any faults.
From her point of view, she naturally felt that Nancy's actions were overboard and hurt her dignity.
"Avery, you don't accept it?" Nancy Sallow waited for a long time and didn't get any response from Avery, feeling a little unhappy, but she didn't show it.
"No, I accept it, Mrs. Taylor. I just think it's unnecessary. It's Bernard who's making a big deal out of nothing. If there's nothing else, I'll leave first." Avery smiled, suddenly knowing who made Mrs. Taylor apologize to her.
All mothers can't resist their sons, right?
