Bad manners?
Her daughter?
Madam Hitson nearly choked at the brutal choice of words.
''N-No, that...that's not what I meant....Haha.'' She struggled to maintain the smile on her lips.
This President Kingston really did not spare her daughter's dignity. Which mother would stand aside and witness their child being insulted? No matter how unwilling Madam Hitson was, to allow the remark to pass silently like that, she had to for the sake of her family.
''Then what do your words mean literally, madam?''
''T-That...'' Madam Hitson was unsure of how to respond. Indeed, her intention was to blame her daughter's unexpected behavior on the first young miss using the misinformation.
However, why was President Kingston speaking up for the first young miss? It was widely known that the young misses of the Kingston family were not on good terms. Shouldn't the President Kingston be pleased that her enemy was in a bad situation?
