Chapter 1242 Make the Whitmans Give In

These words undoubtedly added fuel to the fire. How could a daughter not think of visiting her father? Lynette didn't mention a single word about Marie seeking her out. She did this intentionally, even spreading the word to ensure everyone was cautious not to spill the beans. The Wray family, of course, wouldn't speak openly about this matter. They would only say, "This is the Whitmans' private matter. All is good when we say the right things, but if we say something wrong, we'll be blamed by both sides. "After all, it's hard for an outsider to judge family affairs. If the Whitman family is unhappy, it could harm our relationship." With the Wray family avoiding involvement, others were even less likely to push themselves forward. As the Wray family said, there was no need to risk upsetting the Whitman family. Moreover, given the current situation in the Chamber of Commerce, they weren't particularly eager to see Marie reconcile with the Whitmans. The truth was, Marie had visit