Ultimately, Jane's various qualities are better than Mabel Doyle's; if given a choice, he would certainly choose Jane.
Moreover, given his relationship with General Wilkes, a marriage alliance would indeed benefit both families. However, if his son doesn't like Jane, what can be done? He simply can't force him to accept!
Theodore White sighed and finally turned around. His face was no longer tense, and although there was no smile, he appeared calm.
Mabel Doyle, who had been extremely anxious, saw Old Sir White's expression and felt a weight lifted off her heart. She too raised a smile, her stunningly beautiful face winning affection from the bottom of one's heart.
Madam White, who had felt a bit regretful that Jane couldn't become her daughter-in-law, saw Mabel Doyle's charming appearance and instantly all regrets vanished. She immediately walked over and led Mabel away.
"Aunt?" Mabel was a bit stunned but followed her forward.
