"It's alright." Frederick stopped Hazel Bennett and said, "They're a couple. Are you worried James Reed would hurt her?"
"Domestic violence might exist, but it definitely wouldn't happen to her."
After Frederick spoke, James Reed promised with a bitter smile, "Chairman Cole, Mom, don't worry. I'll treat Hayley well."
"Sorry for the disturbance. I'll take Hayley home; she's just a bit emotionally charged today." James Reed, enduring Frederick's hits and bites, spoke to Hazel Bennett and Frederick, "I'll talk to her properly when we get back."
Hazel Bennett, recalling Hayley Cole's past temper, agreed with James Reed's assertion.
However, she still reminded him, "Make sure to talk to her properly when you get home and don't get agitated."
"I know, Mom, don't worry." James Reed smiled politely and left carrying Hayley Cole.
"James, don't be serious with her!" Hazel Bennett hurried out, still worried, advising James Reed.
