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Quentin Thorne had mixed feelings, but hearing someone praise his child, he was more pleased than troubled.
Thinking of the outstanding Sienna Thornton, his eyes were full of satisfaction and relief: "Annie is a child who can endure hardships, has a great personality, is understanding and generous, handles people and matters adeptly, and is ambitious in her career. She has all the qualities of success, and I have high hopes for her. Her future is surely bright!"
Old Master Forrester, who had long suffered enough of Uncle Grant's bragging about his grandson, was already sour. Now seeing Quentin Thorne also adopting Uncle Grant's annoying habit of bragging about his daughter in front of him, an old man with an unaccomplished daughter and no granddaughter, he felt both sour and stifled!
But on second thought, Quentin Thorne was bragging about his Forrester family's granddaughter-in-law, wasn't he?
