Thomas Fisher and Alice Turner not only did not have any unpleasantness because of Athena Linton's appearance, but also their affection for each other deepened unknowingly.
Returning to her room, Autumn York was unaware that since seeing Athena Linton at home, she had begun to worry inside.
Previously, she thought Athena Linton would make a good daughter-in-law, but now she no longer believed so.
Despite not spending much time with Alice Turner, Autumn York discovered many virtues in her: kindness, sensibility, generosity, and capability. Most importantly, she dearly loved her son, and her son loved her immensely in return.
Since that girl arrived at their home that day, their household had been filled with an atmosphere of happiness and joy. Smiles, sincere smiles, were the most frequent expressions on the family's faces.
