Chapter 1327

Lydia hung up the call. She was a little lost and unable to gather her thoughts.

She felt that Anna was too nice to her; she was spoiling her.

Henry almost scared her to death earlier. Lydia said unhappily, "Don't do that again. You almost scared me to my death."

"What's there to be afraid of? You think too much."

Henry smiled gently and said, "Don't you think my mother is kind to you? The more relaxed you are, the happier she'll be."

Lydia was stunned. She agreed with Henry as she remembered the situation earlier. She asked, "Really?"

"Of course, because that's how you truly are," Henry said.

Lydia finally understood it.

A family should be open and honest to each other and speak candidly.

It was tiring having to pretend when one was out in the world. It was too much if one needed to worry further at home.

After figuring that out, Lydia felt much more relaxed and comfortable. She was often unhappy when she was with the Millers.

She was happiest when she was working. She had