115. Forgetting the Revenge Mission

"I’m sure she didn’t mean to do it.”

Hearing his mother say the same thing she had said before, Marvin turned his gaze away and smirked.

“If she didn’t do it on purpose, she should have come to the house and apologized to you,” said Mr. Myron. “But did she? Did she come to see you and apologize? Not at all, Charlotte!”

Mrs. Charlotte fell silent, unable to respond to her husband's words. Feeling cornered and unable to defend Fanny, she realized her husband had a point.

If Fanny hadn’t meant it and was pressured into a difficult situation, she should have come to apologize. But until now, Fanny had never sought her out. In fact, after the incident, Fanny never visited her again, unlike before when she would often come by.

Mrs. Charlotte began to doubt. Maybe Fanny really was as bad as people said.

“Open your eyes. Fanny isn’t as good as you think,” Mia chimed in. “Honestly, I can’t understand you. After she did such a crazy thing to you, you still trust her? If I were you, I’d be furio