Vincent shared his analysis, listening to South Grant as if he were hearing a story; however, the protagonist of this story could definitely not be Nathan Foster.
Vincent trusted Nathan Foster's character.
No matter the time or place, Nathan would never do something that implicated the innocent.
South Grant's impressions from the past were too deeply rooted, initially assuming that Nathan Foster acted the way he did out of misplaced anger.
Now, hearing Vincent speak, South Grant realized that she truly misunderstood Nathan Foster.
Yet Nathan Foster didn't defend himself, only asking South Grant, "Did Fiona Grant harm you?"
South Grant was taken aback, then said, "It's all in the past; without that, I wouldn't have met someone as good as you."
Vincent, standing to the side, listened as the two of them started showering each other with affection and rolled his eyes.
