Chapter 24 A Father’s Responsibility

• He always believed in settling scores. Although the members of the Elledge family had not directly bullied him today, it was different because Summer was his wife. Their mistreatment of her felt like a personal affront. Furthermore, this woman named Abigail had openly humiliated him.
• Even though she had attempted to apologize to Summer at his insistence, Ferdinand's anger had not subsided.
• After a brief pause, he spoke again. "Mr. Elledge, they say a father is to blame if a child misbehaves. In my view, you must have spoiled Ms. Abigail."