"Sit down," Leo's father said to me kindly.
Under his father's strict rule, although Leo seemed unwilling to leave, he had no choice but to obey his father and leave as asked.
After that, Leo's father led me to a smaller living room.
Although he looked incredibly polite on the surface, after observing his interactions with others, I knew that he wasn't.
I was worried that he would direct his anger at my baby.
I carefully sat on the sofa nearby. After that, Leah pushed open the door and walked in to serve us tea. Once she was done filling our cups, she left the room quietly.
"Your name's Pauline Morris, isn't it?" Leo's father suddenly asked.
Startled, I nodded profusely. "That's right, Mr. Gray."
Leo's father chuckled. "You don't have to be so nervous. We're just having a casu
