Clearly, this wasn't the real reason.
But neither side intended to complicate the matter further. Roy Saxon was happy to have peace and quiet and didn't want to ask too many questions. He nodded and said, "So that's what happened, Matthew. Your Aunt Denton meant well. If you don't like it, you don't have to accept it. But taking it and then giving it to someone else—that's really disheartening."
Matthew Saxon smiled lazily and said, "Actually, that watch is quite beautiful; I liked it a bit, too. But later, someone who liked it more than I did pestered me a few times, and I couldn't evade him, so I passed it on to him."
At this point, a wicked smile flashed in his narrow eyes. With a casual smirk, he told May Denton, "But if Aunt Denton gives me a watch next time, I'll keep it for myself and won't give it to anyone else."
May Denton was so angry she could spit blood.
Naomi Dougla's son was just as vile as her. One day, she would repay all the grievances she had suffered.
