Originally, they were concerned about Peggy Lewis' future.
But now, she didn't even need to worry about her career, let alone about getting married.
Charles Bennett knew that nothing he could say at this point would be helpful.
If he spoke up for fairness, Sister Watson would accuse him of siding with outsiders.
If he sided with her, Charles Bennett still felt uncomfortable about speaking.
It was a testament to Peggy Lewis' ability.
Didn't their own daughter lack this kind of ability?
What was there to be envious about?
As Sister Watson was speaking, she suddenly thought of something and ran back to the balcony.
Looking down, they were already out of sight, Lyke Zhekova and Peggy Lewis must have gone indoors.
Sister Watson then came back, saying: "However, it's not certain yet. They're just dating, not married yet. We can see when they get married, and see if he is the one."
Charles Bennett, as always, wisely kept silent and said nothing.
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