Chapter 49: Outsiders
At the same time, her gaze towards the Coriell family became more playful. She thought their incessant argument was because Caleb and Vita had something going on, but according to what the butler had said, this whole family was clearly narcissistic! They weren't even boyfriend and girlfriend, but called themselves fiancées? Where's the shame in that?
Boris Coriell's face turned extremely ugly.
He reluctantly admitted what the butler had said but didn't say a word, only saying, "Caleb, you are a smart man. It would be justified for you to marry Vita, but marrying Miss Evans would only bring you a bunch of troubles. Vita might have been a bit headstrong and reckless, but Caleb, you are a man, and a man should be tolerant of women, right? So, Caleb, think carefully, do you want the good-for-nothing Miss Evans or our Vita?"
This meant that reasoning failed, so they started to tempt him.
But why did they have to step on her while glorifying Vita?
Xaviera chuckled.