Hearing Ian Lockwood's words, Vera Warner keenly felt the injustice and helplessness in his heart, and her own feelings grew complicated.
She had initially just been curious, wondering why Ian Lockwood had done what he did, but she never imagined the situation was far more complicated than she had thought.
The scolding she had planned for Ian Lockwood died on her lips; she just felt he had been terribly wronged.
"So, how is your father doing now?"
"Father has always doted on Faye the most, ever since we were children. She's staying by his side at the hospital around the clock, keeping him in high spirits. He's even willing to accept treatment now. The doctor said his state of mind is crucial. As long as he remains optimistic, there's a chance he'll get better."
Hearing this, Vera Warner didn't know what to say. Forcibly taking Faye Lockwood away or bringing her to justice now would undoubtedly be a death sentence for Mr. Lockwood.
