I don't know whether it was because Thomas Fisher's words scared Autumn York, or Autumn truly realized that her previous actions were problematic. Since that day, she has not pushed him to marry a wife, whether overtly or secretly.
Due to previous experiences, Thomas Fisher wasn't optimistic about Autumn York's transformation at all, instead holding deep suspicions in his heart, questioning if she was secretly brewing something. He was more cautious than before.
Thomas Fisher's guesses and concerns were indeed correct. Autumn York was not one to easily admit defeat. After arguing with him that day, though she was angry, she wasn't confused by it, nor did she give up the thought of Athena Linton becoming her daughter-in-law.
She silently decided in her heart to make him marry the girl, the girl she truly approves of.
She was looking for an opportunity, searching for the perfect chance to solve the issue of Thomas Fisher and Athena Linton being together once and for all.
