Sophie is so kind, she definitely wouldn't mistreat William.
Although her brother emphasized again and again not to set his sights on him, she still felt that it was a pity to lose Sophie as a sister-in-law; therefore, she never stopped trying to pair her brother with Sophie.
With this in mind, she couldn't help but urge again, "Brother, you haven't forgotten, have you?"
Listening to the nagging voice of his sister by his ear, Adam Jones finally frowned impatiently, raised his head from the proposal he was reviewing, and looked at his sister, who still acted like a child even after becoming a mother, and said in a deep voice, "Mind your own business about my matters."
"Brother!"
"I'm very busy, get out!"
The expression on Adam Jones's face had grown stern, the cold, hard lines of his face now bearing a sense of unapproachability.
"Okay, okay, I won't say anything about that. Let's talk about something else."
