As soon as Mrs. Sullivan finished speaking, Henry Sullivan's face turned colder.
He glanced towards the bedroom, wondering what unpleasant things his mom had just said.
If it wasn't unbearable, Ivy wouldn't have left the guest alone in the living room.
Henry Sullivan sat down next to Mrs. Sullivan, pressed his lips into a smile, and looked at Florence Wilder.
"Miss Wilder, congratulations on not becoming the daughter-in-law of the Sullivan family after all."
Florence Wilder puzzled, "Henry, what do you mean by that?"
"If you had unfortunately become the daughter-in-law of the Sullivan family back then, you would have had a tough time.
My mom, as a mother-in-law, isn't easy to deal with.
Take my wife, for instance. She has a very kind and easy-going personality.
My friends all sing praises for her character.
But my mom, her mother-in-law, is extremely dissatisfied with her.
