"So, there's no need for further discussion, Mr. Allison. It's better to be lenient when you can. You're still young; don't block your own path," Mrs. Meyer warned Charlotte Allison that she was making an enemy of herself, implying it would be difficult for Charlotte to handle affairs on her turf in Harbor City.
"That's a lesson Miss Meyer should have been taught long ago. As for me, you don't need to worry. Even without a path, I can blaze a trail," Charlotte Allison replied calmly.
"My daughter doesn't need your guidance." Having failed in the negotiation, Mrs. Meyer showed a more ruthless side.
"Oh? It's true she doesn't need me, but neither does she need you; instead, it should be left to the prison guards," Charlotte Allison's indifferent tone was lethally effective.
Mrs. Meyer left in a huff, still hearing Charlotte Allison instructing her assistant to see her out and take the special local products she brought along.
