Isa Hughes's legs shook even more violently, and she shook her head vigorously. She knew that the only person who could save her now was Sir Hughes.
"Grandpa, I didn't do it! Look, her face isn't even harmed!" Isa Hughes said with a dissatisfied expression.
Sir Hughes squinted his eyes at Isa Hughes. This morning, Isa had been trying to leave with her luggage, which obviously showed her guilty conscience and intent to flee.
Sir Hughes knew Isa Hughes would never admit it, and he looked coldly at Betsy Russell, "You're spouting nonsense without evidence, it's utterly absurd! Your Russell family has no upbringing at all!"
