Harlan Lentz didn't have any objections to the marriage.
As long as Terrence Lentz was happy, that was all that mattered.
But Eleanor Armstrong still couldn't get over her reservations.
Whenever she thought of the manipulative Thompson Clan, she couldn't help but seethe with anger, "Although they say that they're alright, we don't really know anything about that adopted daughter! It's impossible to know someone's true nature just by their appearance."
At this point, Eleanor sighed, "There are so many girls in River City, why did Terrence choose that country village girl?"
Harlan stood up, put his hand on Eleanor's shoulder, and sat her down on the sofa. Laughing, he said, "Children and grandchildren have their own destinies. Don't worry too much about it."
Eleanor sighed again, "Terrence has had a more difficult and heart-wrenching experience than most people. I don't want him to be deceived."
