Silas Cheney stared at Sean Bell for quite a while, then asked with a stern face, "Did Thea Lynch say this to you personally?"
It's not that he doubted Thea Lynch; he just didn't trust Sean Bell.
Such a highly targeted remark really didn't seem like something Ian Preston would say, especially towards Thea Lynch.
He was the person most aware of Ian Preston's feelings for Thea Lynch, cherishing her dearly, incapable of insulting Thea Lynch like that.
The intention to sow discord was glaringly obvious in these words.
Therefore, he had no choice but to doubt Sean Bell.
"Pretty much."
After Sean Bell spoke, Silas Cheney fell silent for a few seconds, then suddenly lifted his head, finally understanding something.
"Did these words provoke Thea Lynch back then?"
Sean Bell shrugged with a smile. Seeing his expression, Silas Cheney felt a sense of despair:
"But it doesn't sound like something Third Brother would say."
