Benjamin Sinclair also felt uncomfortable hearing her words. Following Renee Anderson's words, he imagined a little bun who looked much like Adam Sinclair, picturing a little boy calling him Grandpa. His square face gradually softened as he spoke to her in a comforting tone, "It's not that I don't believe you, it's just that at the time, there was nothing I could do and I needed you to prove yourself. Alright, this was my mistake for not checking in with you afterwards. Renee, don't hold it against me. I will try to compensate you in other ways."
He was reluctant to lose the little grandson in Renee's womb, but the child was gone, and Adam was still young, with plenty of opportunities to become a grandfather.
Now, with the Anderson family's circumstances being unfavorable and Renee having lost the child, regardless of the situation, Renee is no longer his first choice for a daughter-in-law.
