Suddenly, a familiar male voice came from the door, it was Elliott.
“Dad, Mom.”
Mrs. Bright withdrew quickly and the door closed.
Laura was as relieved, letting out a long breath. She leaned against the wall, her face pale, not yet having recovered from her shock.
“What's wrong?” Mrs. Bright's anger over Molly hadn't subsided, and she was quite dissatisfied with Elliott's arrival, “If you're here for us because of that woman, you don't have to say anymore. As long as I'm in the Bright family, she'll never be able to marry you.”
Her words were like a knife. She rebuked Elliott, “Laura is such a good girl ...”
“Mom! You need to stop meddling in our affairs .” Elliott's voice carried obvious impatience.
Would she support Laura if she knew that Laura was also seeing another man outside
