So, she also knew very well how to deal with Mrs. Langley.
As the daughter of a wealthy family, Joanna Jennings couldn't possibly be someone without any means.
Usually, she doesn't use them because she doesn't need to.
Joanna Jennings has never forgiven Mrs. Langley. She doesn't blame this woman, nor does she harbor much resentment anymore. This is her final act of kindness towards a woman who will end up in a pitiful state and has lived a miserable life over the years.
Sierra Summers pressed her lips together, not knowing what to say.
Joanna Jennings' eyes revealed fatigue, and she looked at Sierra Summers' expression, "What else do you want to ask Grandma now?"
She had intended to use her past to caution and teach Sierra Summers.
Now it seems it's about time.
Sierra Summers opened her mouth with difficulty, "What about Grandma and the Chapman..."
"Grandma said long ago, once I make a decision, I don't regret it."
