After that day, the man began to despise her. Living under the same roof, their conversations became painfully scarce.
The cold shoulder from the one she loved became unbearable for Rilea. Along with Colvin's mom's clear disapproval of her as a daughter-in-law, Rilea developed mild depression.
Yet, even until her "death," Colvin remained oblivious.
This time, if she foolishly badmouthed Fannie in front of him again, what if history repeated itself?
After wrapping up her on-screen scenes for the day, Fannie slipped into the van and drove off.
In the car, she furrowed her brows, pondering Tina's words.
Why would Tina say something like that? What did she know?
"To the Madison family," Fannie instructed the driver.
After speaking, she called Colvin's mom, "Mom, are you home right now?
