No one was happier about the rumors of Mason Sutton's death than Susan Langley.
Susan Langley felt as if the aftereffects of the drug had lessened considerably, making her feel full of life.
In her mind, if the creditor was dead, didn't that mean the debtor no longer had to pay? How could something so wonderful not make her happy?
She was practically dying of happiness!
Shirley Thorne couldn't stand to see her so happy. "Aunt Langley," she said, "have you heard from Warren Grant recently?"
"No, why?"
Susan Langley genuinely didn't know.
She hadn't left the villa since returning from the hospital. For one thing, her health didn't permit it. For another, Meredith Rowan had previously instructed her not to make any rash moves after their 'rehearsal' and to just stay put.
