Chapter 299

Of course, Hugh knew. However, knowing is one thing, but allowing him to stand idly while something happened to Lambert was absolutely impossible for him. Madame Stone also understood what her son was thinking. She couldn't help but let out a deep sigh and said, "Hugh, I'll talk to your father about Lambert. However, I cannot guarantee the outcome." Madame Stone's thoughts were naturally different from the old man's. Though she also valued the family's reputation, She was not as excessively concerned about it as the old man. She was self-centered, only caring about what mattered to her. For instance, she didn't care much about the old man. Much like how her husband didn't particularly care for her. That was just the nature of a marriage of convenience. Hence, despite the many years she and the old man spent together, having children and grandchildren, their relationship was more like friends bound by mutual interests. So, she knew well that her views were unlikely to sway her husband's