The initial hope for Vivian Bell to be with Felix Rhodes was so she could establish some connections with him and maybe help with her father's matters.
Unexpectedly, not only did she not get any help, but she ended up with a burden; whenever she thought of this, Mrs. Bell felt very distressed.
Her daughter suffered such a great loss; of course, they must demand compensation from the Griffin Family.
Vivian Bell listened to her mother's words and felt she was about to explode with anger, "At this rate, Little Bell won't be brought to you anymore. Mom, you really disappoint me. I nearly lost my life for Little Bell, and you? You're ready to easily hand him over to others. The Griffin Family won't handle Dad's affairs; they can't even if they wanted to. They will only snatch Little Bell away from me for nothing, do you know?"
Mrs. Bell looked at her and said, "I can tell Mrs. Rhodes really likes Little Bell."
