Mrs. Young was obviously furious, her face had turned ashen. For their family, concern for their son was important, but what kind of woman their son had brought home was even more crucial.
In their expectations, this daughter-in-law must come from a famous family, must be a noble lady, must bring many benefits to the Young Family, must be able to handle social situations, and must uphold the Young Family's reputation externally.
Therefore, at this moment, their greatest worry was over what kind of woman Dylan had married.
They were somewhat inclined to believe what Fristy Davis had just said, that Dylan might have married a rather ordinary woman. He knew that even if he returned home, his family would not accept her, so he simply stayed away.
If this were true, they needed to resolve the matter of that woman before the outsiders found out.
As for the child, it's merely a daughter, nothing that significant.
