That afternoon tea was one of the happiest ones Edith had ever had in her life. She was still smiling widely as she left.

"Mom, wait for me in the car. I still have something to say to Ms. Miller."

Edith happily agreed, "Okay! I'll go first. Have a good talk with Ms. Miller. In fact, have a long talk with her."

Seeing Edith leave quickly, Otto smiled helplessly. "You're only going to make my mother like you even more."

Yvonne hadn't just kindled Edith's hope for a better future; her return had also revived Edith's hope to become her mother-in-law.

Yvonne didn't mind one bit. She said with a smile, "Don't you think she's quite adorable? That's how she should be."

"Hmm." Otto looked in the direction in which Edith had left. "Thank you for giving me a chance to see my mother's true personality."

"Thanking me once is enough." Yvonne followed his gaze.

"Besides, I have my personal agenda. I really like the gown she made for me. It suits the jewelry exhibition nicely. I can't think o