Chapter 106

• Gavin leaned back in his chair, his expression calm but with a hint of irritation. “If that’s the case, I won’t meddle in their affairs. After all, I’m not the one who’ll feel uncomfortable if my identity is revealed.” His voice was nonchalant, yet his words carried an undertone of dismissal.
• Meanwhile, George stood awkwardly, visibly disgruntled. “No, Madam wasn’t bullied,” he replied with a hint of indignation. In truth, it was more accurate to say that Madam had held her own quite well—if not outright turned the tables on the Sinclair family.
• Gavin seemed lost in thought for a moment before asking, “After you went to resolve the issue for her, did she say anything?”