“Yeah.” Matilda also sighed. “Say, she hasn’t given up even until now. I’m really a little worried that after I remarry William, she’ll linger around as before.”
She didn’t even want to imagine that kind of life.
In response, Sophia sighed. “This matter should still be handled by Mr. Constance. It’s actually not that good for you to always come forward to resolve it.”
After all, Yolanda’s goal was William, and if William completely extinguished her hopes, there would definitely be no subsequent problems from her.
Matilda nodded. “Yes, that’s the truth indeed.”
At the mention of that, Sophia remembered Isabelle, so she said, “I used to think Isabelle was trouble, but compared with your case, I think she’s nothing at all.”
Even though Isabelle was quite headstrong, if Sophia verbally stimulated her, she would visibly flinch a little. However, Yolanda was clearly very adaptable to any kind of situation. It was not enough to simply stimulate her with words as she wouldn’t mind much.
Sophia fell silent for a moment, and then said, “So you two shouldn’t delay your remarriage. After the remarriage, you will become the legal wife, and it will undoubtedly put some pressure on Yolanda.”
That went without saying. Matilda did also take this into consideration.
Halfway through their discussion in the garden, they looked at the time before deciding to go back to the main building. Lunch had already been served there, ready to be eaten.
Old Mrs. Constance smiled when she saw Sophia and Matilda coming back with their arms slung around each other. “Look at you two, looking just like a mother and her daughter.”
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