"Eliza, apologize," Grandma Quarter said angrily.
Eliza felt unfairly treated by Grandma Quarter's stern glare; she hadn't said anything wrong.
Leah Thompson understood her daughter; she squeezed Eliza's hand, warning her, "Apologize to Mr. Thompson."
"It's not to me she should apologize, let her apologize to little Julia instead."
James Thompson suddenly softened his cold demeanor and said indifferently.
"My granddaughter is a bit thoughtless; she has made Mr. Thompson the butt of a joke," Grandma Quarter said with a bitter smile.
At this time, in the upstairs study.
Noah Quarter warned Julia Land, "Julia, James Thompson is a dangerous man. You'd better stay away from him. He's not as easygoing as he appears."
Julia's expression was indifferent, "This is my concern. You needn't worry, Director Quarter. Can our six-month marriage contract be voided now?"
Noah Quarter massaged his temples and said coldly, "Voided."