"..."
This statement hit the mark.
Nora Scott believed it was like this.
"He's just like that, pretending to be serious in front of the younger generation. We always laugh at him, saying that he was unprincipled when he was young, but once he had a granddaughter, he became burdened, and he's truly taken up the grandfather role seriously for so many years." Bernardo Quinn's tone was very relaxed, with a touch of teasing.
Imagine, how could someone rebellious like Nora not have inherited traits from her ancestors?
The Scott family's side was all inflexible personalities, and it traced back to Antonio Easton.
"..." Nora felt that Bernardo Quinn wasn't talking about Antonio Easton, she composed herself and said solemnly, "Sir Quinn, let's not tear down my grandfather, we can still have a good conversation."
