Chapter 73

If the Greens were to personally come, it would be more difficult for the Hamptons to resist. Amelia was the first to concede, saying, "Then let's bring her back. This girl, needs to be taught a proper lesson!" Having said that, she glared at Eleanor with a furious look in her eyes. This was also the will of Old Master and Old Madam Hampton. They hoped that this matter could pass quickly, to keep things quiet and avoid escalating the situation. If sacrificing Eleanor alone could appease the fury of the Green family, they didn't consider it too great a sacrifice. After all, the elderly pair didn't have deep feelings for Eleanor. She wasn't raised close to them from a young age and didn't have any outstanding qualities, certainly not compared to their other granddaughters. "Well then, let's do as you say," stated Old Master Hampton, sighing deeply. Old Madam Hampton raised no objections either. Only Theodore was deeply conflicted. He did not want his daughter to be taken away. Yet, he wa