Chapter 74

Beatrice took a sip of coffee and denied, "Are they not on good terms with each other? I haven't heard anything about that." Hannah leaned back in her chair, her gaze drifting to the floor. She noticed Beatrice's toes slightly raised, swaying left and right. It was a telltale sign of her lying. "If you're going to be this insincere, there's no point in us continuing this conversation," Hannah stated as she grabbed her bag, ready to leave. Beatrice quickly pressed Hannah's shoulder, making her sit back down. She sighed and explained, "It's not that I won't tell you. It's just... complicated. To be honest, I'm not sure about the details. I asked Penny about it before, but she didn't give me a straight answer. It seemed to have something to do with Mr. Quill, but that's all I know." That much was true. Beatrice had tried to play peacemaker between the siblings. However, Penelope had told her that it was a family issue—something related to their father. In other words, Penelope was hin