"Happy and unhappy, just like that," Mason Wilson muttered, "For now, Charles Seymour is doing quite well."
Clarissa Taylor secretly laughed at this awkward Mason Wilson; that's what dads do, they just tend to see their son-in-law unfavorably. Back when she was getting married, her dad also didn't take a liking to Mason.
The relationship smoothed out a few years after she and Mason got married.
As soon as Sophie Wilson left the room, she hopped excitedly onto Charles Seymour at the handwashing station: "My dear Mr. Seymour, how come you're so good to me?"
He wouldn't let her suffer even a bit.
Even if her mom said something to her, he'd take it upon himself.
Right now, she's so happy, she feels like she's overflowing with pink bubbles, she's almost bouncing with joy.
Charles Seymour looked at Sophie Wilson in confusion and asked, "If I'm not good to you, who would I be good to?"
