Hate Two of Them

"Don't say that, no matter if you are friends or brothers, you will gather together. If you are dislike each other, you will break with each other."

What did he mean by not going back to the past? It sounded too ambiguous.

As Mrs. Duncan, Jane expressed that she hated the words he said.

Andrew, "......"

A simple sentence could be disliked, which angered Andrew that he almost forgot his words.

"This time, it was the Floyds who were unkind. I won't tell you the specific reason."

Andrew admitted that the Floyds had the suspicion of hitting someone who was down.

Jane raised her eyebrows. She thought it wasn't suspicion. Rather, it was that the Floyds had hit someone when someone was down. They had done something, yet they had not admitted. They had to insist their self-esteem and made excuses for themselves. It seemed that they had no choice but to do these.

Andrew was furious, he found that he couldn't beat Jane, and Jane hit the nail on the head and said the essence.