366: Has President Robinson and his wife not divorced? _3
Sandra Smith silently looked at him.
Antony Brown continued, "Sandra, although we have had differences in our paths, our origins have never changed. These eight years, I have wronged you. Just like you said, I have no conscience."
Antony Brown stared at Sandra Smith as if he had a thousand words to say.
But when the words reached his lips, they were held back.
He picked up the newspaper on the bed, casually flipped through it, and placed it back on the hospital bed, "I'll clarify this."
Sandra Smith thought he would explain or question, but Antony Brown was calm. He gave a simple solution without any explanation or questioning. She knew this solution from the beginning.
It was close to the answer but came from someone else's mouth.
"As for Charles Glenn, I won't sue him. You can rest assured."
Sandra Smith couldn't believe that Antony Brown would be so easygoing. She looked at him with skepticism, "What do you want?"
"Nothing."