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"Otherwise?" Sylvia Langley retorted, "I have only you to rely on here, my son. Where do you expect me to go?"
Arguing with the vigor of someone much younger, and now portraying herself as an old woman.
Sienna Thornton rolled her eyes inwardly, staying silent, and continued watching the mother and son argue ahead.
The traffic was slightly congested, and Simon Forrester was already in a foul mood. Upon hearing that Sylvia Langley planned to stay longer at his place, his irritation grew, but he couldn't just kick her out. So he said, "I'll talk to Dad later. If he's willing to admit he was wrong and apologize to you, would you consider going back?"
"Fine, have him apologize to me, and then I'll go back—pack my things, and prepare for a divorce!" Sylvia Langley said with some confidence, "That old jerk, I don't rely on him for anything, why should I put up with him? Once we're divorced, I could still date young men! Who likes to see that old jerk anyway..."
