Shirley Thorne was finally, utterly satisfied.
Making money was great, but getting money for free was even better. She finally understood the thrill of getting something for nothing.
'No, no, no, that's a dangerous thought. It doesn't align with my core values at all. I need to change my thinking.'
She took Susan Langley's hand, her face a picture of emotion. "Susan, just hearing you say that is enough."
Susan Langley looked pleasantly surprised. 'Does this mean I don't have to transfer the property?'
"I'll have Ian Hollis prepare the documents,"
Shirley Thorne added.
Susan Langley was speechless.
'I knew that bitch had no good intentions.'
The onlookers flocked over to offer their comfort. They encouraged the reconciliation between mother and son, and offered to help persuade Ethan if he remained stubborn.
Susan Langley wiped away a tear and bowed her head in apology, all while cursing endlessly in her heart.
