Last night, after Autumn York returned to the room, Cedric Fisher found out that Athena Linton had come to the house. He thought that once Athena Linton learned about Thomas Fisher's marriage, she wouldn't come again, but the outcome surprised and displeased him.
Even though Thomas Fisher and Alice Turner weren't married yet, Cedric didn't approve of Athena Linton as his daughter-in-law. Not because he had any particular opinion about her personally, but because he felt she wasn't suitable to be with his son at all.
That girl, although not spoiled and overbearing by her family, was indeed a bit willful and acted without considering the consequences.
"Don't worry, I will definitely explain everything to her today," Thomas Fisher felt wronged. Athena Linton clearly wasn't invited by him, yet he was made to look like a heartbreaker. Where could he go to tell his side of the story?
