When Old Master Grant remained silent, Cole Sutton spoke with an extremely serious expression, "Old Master, Young Madam is not the kind of woman who can only live by depending on a man. Without the Young Master by her side, it won't have much of an impact on her. If the Young Master continues to not cherish the kindness the Young Madam shows toward him and remains so careless, I'm afraid there will eventually be a day when the Young Madam will ruthlessly sever the emotional ties."
He glanced at Old Master Grant, whose eyebrows twitched slightly, and suddenly heaved a long sigh, "You should have witnessed it just now — a woman like the Young Madam, with such a firm and strong character, once she decisively chooses to cut off her emotions, even if the Young Master kneels before her, begging her to reconsider, she probably won't even bat an eyelid."
