At that time, Mother Hughes gave her the impression of such a noble lady, radiant, born into an aristocratic family, with no trace of sorrow in her life.
Such a woman, having everything she wanted in life, lacking nothing materially, not needing to struggle for life, just living a noble life with clothes and meals ready at hand, what reason could she have to think about suicide?
Summer Sutton has endured many hardships since childhood, experiencing the blow of her father's death at five and losing her beloved grandfather at fifteen, her closest relatives leaving so early, always alone in solitude, yet someone like her, who has never been favored by luck, can live resiliently, what reason could Mother Hughes have to not live?
Summer Sutton pondered over and over again, unable to understand this issue.
Watt Bennet apparently also heard the news reports, yet his face remained indifferent throughout.
