“Yes, my father,” Carson accepted, and Jackson looked at Alfred for his opinion. He smiled, and pointed out, “I agree with you, Sir Gilmore, but permit us to give those criminals some punches before the imprisonment.”
Howbeit, Allen and Carson could not suppress their laughter, and they burst into a hearty laugh. Theophilus glared at Alfred, and was unable to decide whether to laugh or not. However, he maintained his stand, “Never mind, the authority will give them some punches on your behalf. You can leave,” he dismissed. Now, Alfred was laughing heartily along with the others. Subsequently, Carson's mother, Lady Whinny Gilmore, who was in the bathroom, walked in, “What is funny. I heard you laughing happily?”
“Good evening, mom,” Carson got up and greeted.
“Good evening, Lady Gilmore. I am delighted to see you,” Alfred stood up and greeted too. Lady Gilmore sat beside her husband, and responded cheerfully, “Good evening, my dear. Kindly take your seats.”
