“Lies! He has started to lie!” James said quickly. “That was how he lied about the invite.”
Betty sighed, but she didn't want to doubt Drey again.
“Yes! I don't even believe him,” Tina muttered.
“Well, I believe him,” Betty said suddenly and looked at Drey with a smile. “If you can really do it, then let's go.”
Drey nodded once and reached for her hand. Then he gently led her to the car. He didn't bother responding to James or his wife. There was no point to it.
Then, he stopped walking suddenly and turned to look at Ann.
“Mom, would you like to go watch the succession ceremony of General Haines?”
Ann scoffed. “Don't even try to deceive me this time. There's no way I'm falling for your trick this time.”
“Well, I've never lied to you, mum. And besides, this is a great opportunity fo
