If it weren't for the inappropriate setting, Cecelia Anderson would surely laugh out loud.
But could Edward Anderson be like this, turning love into resentment? Even his personality changed?
"I don't know." Cindy felt unsafe in Edward Anderson's arms and looked desperately at Bella Scott for help.
Bella Scott didn't want to bring trouble upon herself, so she pretended not to see Cindy's pleading gaze. She thought that the child was smarter than her and could handle Edward Anderson's difficulties.
Failing to get help, Cindy could only save herself: "Uncle, even though my mom doesn't want you anymore, you should be happy. From now on, you'll be free. My mom is very annoying and has no feminine charm, and she likes to fight and cause trouble. My mom leaving Uncle is a gain for you."
This could be considered a form of consolation, maybe.
Edward Anderson stared intently at Cindy's seemingly sincere face, finding the child increasingly displeasing.
