Seeing her let go and bring it up voluntarily, Gordon Edwin and Virginia Daniel's eyes showed relief.
It seemed that their daughter was growing up and knew how to repair the relationship between siblings.
Joan Edwin, aware of her wrong words, didn't dare to utter another word during the dinner.
After dinner, Caroline Edwin went back to her room, took a shower, and changed into gray pajamas. After drying her hair, there was a knock on the door.
"I have something for you."
Joan Edwin walked in, holding a bag, sweat beading on his forehead.
It was obvious that he had just bought the items and came straight to her room without taking a break.
"What is it?"
Caroline sat down at the computer desk, leaning back as if boneless.
"Here, these are for you."
Joan casually wiped the sweat from his forehead and tossed the items on the computer desk.
