Although it was a question of accountability, her voice was still soft and tender, like a feather, stirring an irresistible itch in one's heart.
Owen Moreland looked at her with deep eyes and said, "Grandmother is getting on in years, and her health isn't very good. The doctor said she shouldn't get angry, and we as the younger generation should try to go along with her as much as possible. This isn't a big deal, so why go against her wishes?"
His words made perfect sense.
But still.
Amelia Clarke pursed her lips even more. What did he mean this wasn't a big deal?
If she moved into South Hill Villa, wouldn't that mean she'd be cohabiting with Owen Moreland? That's quite serious for a girl, isn't it?
And from Madam Moreland's tone, it was clear she was hoping something would happen between her and Owen Moreland.
Aren't wealthy families supposed to have strict rules? Why was Madam Moreland not playing by the rules at all?
