"I don't think Viola is that kind of person!" said Mary Perryne.
At this moment, Sylvia Thompson walked over, "Little brother, you've really misunderstood big sis Viola. She's genuinely a nice girl; otherwise, grandma wouldn't like her so much. I've never seen grandma like someone this much."
One sentence, two meanings.
On the surface, this sentence was praising Viola, while in reality, it was suggesting that she was manipulative.
If Viola weren't scheming, she wouldn't be able to make Mrs. Thompson like her so much.
After all, Mrs. Thompson was a woman with a peculiar temper.
In the end, Sylvia lowered her head sadly, "As for me, no matter how hard I try, I can't get grandma's love."
She looked like she was about to cry.
Mary Perryne felt sorry for her and held Sylvia's hand, "Silly girl, don't think like that. Your grandma is actually tough on the outside but soft on the inside. She doesn't hate you."
