After all, having grown up through thick and thin, she was already accustomed to the fickleness of the world. It was only natural for Mother Barker to seek fame and fortune. Moreover, as a mother, hoping her son would have a good marriage wasn't wrong. It's just that her words were indeed a bit excessive.
"Have something to eat." Shane Winchester came back holding a dinner plate, with a bowl of delicate porridge and a few servings of noodles on it, still steaming hot, looking as if they were specially prepared by the Kitchen.
Alice Smith had always blamed herself for harming the entire Barker Family, so she had no appetite and ignored Shane Winchester.
Shane Winchester knew what was on her mind; that woman had always been kind.
But he also knew she wasn't the kind of person who liked to get stuck on these things. It wouldn't take long before she'd eventually let go of things she couldn't change.
But this time, Shane Winchester was wrong.
