Since that’s the case, you have to bear the consequences of sothing.
For example, Claire Sullivan won’t abort the child and will give birth to them, Serena Sullivan might be acknowledged by The Sterling Family one day, and Simon Sterling still doesn’t have her in his heart.
"Alright!"
The elderly Mrs. Sterling softened, and she turned to seek Mr. Sterling’s opinion; Felicity Sterling had been her granddaughter for over twenty years, and she truly treated her sincerely.
"You’ve arrived, so find a seat." Mr. Sterling spoke indifferently.
June Kane smiled, not caring about The Sterling Family’s coldness and detachnt towards her, while Felicity Sterling behind her felt uncomfortable.
She followed June Kane to sit down, and before Serena Sullivan returned, she was The Sterling Family’s only darling. Even if Mr. Sterling didn’t particularly like her, the other elders, especially the elderly Mrs. Sterling, pampered her, and Mr. Sterling did as well. Everything had changed.
"Felicity, sit over here." June Kane led Felicity Sterling to sit next to Ethan Grant.
Felicity Sterling glanced at Ethan Grant, who was talking to Serena Sullivan, not very willingly, but she obediently sat down.
"Mr. Grant, it’s been a while since we last saw you, how have you been lately?" June Kane smiled as she spoke to Ethan Grant.
Ethan Grant didn’t respond. Towards the Kane Family, particularly those who constantly targeted Serena, he couldn’t give a pleasant deanor.
"Felicity, toast Mr. Grant. Back in Solaria, you often had Mr. Grant take care of you."
June Kane deliberately said this, ignoring The Sterling Family’s displeasure.
She knew this dinner was specifically organized by Mr. Sterling for Ethan Grant. Mr. Sterling was determined to settle matters between Serena Sullivan and Ethan Grant.
Back when Ethan Grant ca to the Imperial Capital, she thought this man was good, suitable for Felicity, but more importantly, Serena also fell for him.
Because of this, she felt Felicity Sterling must compete with Serena for him.
She persuaded Mr. Sterling to go to Solaria for two reasons: to see how poorly Claire Sullivan had been living over the years, and to settle the marriage between Ethan Grant and Felicity Sterling.
As a result, Ethan Grant chose not to marry the young lady of either The Sterling Family or the Kane Family and instead had a fierce clash with The Grant Family elders over Serena Sullivan.
She just wanted to stir things up at the dinner, trying to challenge and manipulate the relationship between Ethan Grant and Serena Sullivan.
Unfortunately, the two didn’t fall for it; instead, her actions caused great dissatisfaction among The Sterling Family.
"Felicity." Seeing Felicity Sterling staring blankly, a Sterling mber urged.
Felicity Sterling understood the implication of June Kane’s words but didn’t want to embarrass herself.
"June Kane!" First Mrs. Sterling called in a composed voice.
"Felicity, hurry up." June Kane ignored First Mrs. Sterling, urging Felicity Sterling.
"Mr. Grant is still waiting, you know."
Felicity Sterling slowly picked up the glass of wine. She said she would compete with Serena Sullivan for Ethan Grant, but deep down she knew she couldn’t win.
A person’s heart can’t be won over just by trying.
"Felicity, sit down." Before Felicity Sterling could speak, Mr. Sterling instructed in a calm voice.
He gestured for Felicity Sterling to sit down, "If it’s not yours, don’t covet it, you’ll find soone better."
Mr. Sterling directly said what he intended.
Felicity Sterling had been in The Sterling Family for years; Mr. Sterling neither liked nor disliked her. He knew Felicity Sterling was inherently kind, unlike those of the Kane Family, so he reminded her once more, not wanting her to be pushed toward another extre by June Kane.
Felicity Sterling blushed and sat down awkwardly. June Kane’s face was more unpleasing than Felicity’s as she clenched her hand fiercely, nails digging into her palm, only feeling that The Sterling Family looked down on her and Felicity.
The two of them had been in The Sterling Family for years, yet couldn’t compare to Serena Sullivan, who just returned.
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