Alfred took the documents and sent them to Finn.
Finn was still very serious when it came to Ms. Bishop's problem.
Finn carefully read through the situation of the southern market of the Bishop family.
Sometimes he nodded, sometimes he frowned and pondered, thinking about the problems of the southern market of the Bishop family...
While Finn was reading the document, Mrs. Bishop began to think of a way to "talk" with Sara. "Miss, oh, I wonder if you mind if I address you like this? Or should I call you Sara like your Uncle?"
"No, Madame, it's up to you," said Sara.
"Then I'd better call you Miss. After all, we haven't known each other for a long time. When we get familiar with each other in the future, I'll change my address," said Mrs. Bishop. "However, from the way you don't want to call him Uncle, Miss, don't you trust us?"
Mrs. Bishop knew that Sara didn't call Finn Uncle according to Finn's meaning.
