But it's not enough for just Thea Lynch to figure things out; we also have to see what Aunt and Uncle think.
With her parents gone, Aunt and Uncle naturally hope to protect her completely; they can't let her be bullied by others.
If they say nothing and do nothing, they would surely feel guilty.
So she obediently went out to wash the fruit and didn't stop them from talking.
In the living room.
After confirming that Thea Lynch was out of sight, Aunt signaled Ian Preston to sit down.
She first turned to look at the two elders, greeted them, and then said:
"To be honest, even though our Lynch Family has not been as prosperous as the Preston and Bell families these years, raising a Thea is still not a problem; we can still provide her with the life she wants. Not to mention her uncle's family taking such good care of her as well. So initially, we didn't insist that Thea must find a guy from a great family."
