Fanny Sabir's gaze last fell on Betsy Russell's face and smiled, praising, "Betsy looks even better than before."
"My daughter is the most beautiful girl in the world," Evelyn Campbell said proudly, and gave Isa Hughes a sidelong glance, "Much better than those dirty-minded girls who are worse than animals."
Being humiliated by those words, Isa blushed. She inadvertently saw Betsy's eyes and felt guilty for some reason.
As soon as they entered the living room and the tea was served by the maids, Slevin Russell said indifferently, "Let's skip the pleasantries. After all, our families have nothing to do with each other. I came here today mainly to settle accounts."
Upon Slevin's words, Sir Hughes's face changed drastically.
There are four great families in the secluded clan, and the Russell family is the leader of the four.
The Russell family also has a prominent status in the world, no less than the British royal family.
