"Okay, as long as Cheryl is fine. Lincoln, even if you don't like Cheryl, she's still your sister. Treat her well, do you understand?"
Mrs. Shannon is aware of Cheryl Chew's feelings.
If possible, she would also like Cheryl Chew to be her daughter-in-law, after all, she watched her grow up.
She understands her disposition the most.
It's a pity that Thomas Shannon doesn't have this intention.
Thomas Shannon doesn't like her, and Mrs. Shannon won't force him. Matters of the heart can't be coerced in the end.
Thomas Shannon replied perfunctorily, "I know."
After hanging up the phone, Thomas Shannon returned to the bedroom; Cheryl Chew wouldn't wake up any time soon.
He called for a servant to watch her and turned to leave the bedroom.
Thomas Shannon returned to the desk, and the bloodstain and cigarette ash on the floor had already been cleaned up. Just as he sat down, Charlie River knocked on the door and came in.
