Lewis Marshall, of course, attempted some defense but eventually admitted his "shortsightedness" in front of his parents. He also expressed his full support for his younger brother's desire to venture out on his own in the business world.
Even Shawn Clegg can't help but be seen as petty if he holds any resentment over the matter.
Shawn Clegg is, of course, well aware of how detestable his elder brother can be, causing trouble yet also monopolizing all the good fortunes.
However, it brings him some comfort to know that Victoria has an unmistakable dislike for Franklin Clegg.
But at this moment, he doesn't want to spare Victoria an extra glance.
These days, thinking about her was painful enough, but seeing her only amplified that pain.
Being abandoned and rejected is hurtful in itself for Shawn, but what's even more difficult for him to let go of is his infatuation with her.
Even with her adamant rejection.
He still finds himself involuntarily thinking about her day and night.
