She cried for a long, long time, speaking as she cried, her tears soaking the sofa.
The guilt and remorse she felt toward Summer Sutton could actually be seen from the tears and the words she spoke.
Summer Sutton, having lost her beloved father since childhood and later her grandfather, was used to being independent and actually felt no hatred towards Ruth Wynn.
To her, her mother was an optional presence.
Ruth Wynn's appearance tonight didn't stir much emotion in her heart, nor did she resent her much.
Compared to Ruth Wynn, Summer Sutton remained much calmer, "Madam, I just want to know why you left Dad and me back then?"
That single "Madam" was enough to nearly shatter Ruth Wynn's heart.
