The Wrong Woman

Carol's voice was fraught with anger. "If he truly is General Morrison's son, then you're certainly marrying into a different world! How could this possibly end well? Have his parents been informed? What do they think?"

"We didn't inform them earlier. They just found out," Imogen replied calmly.

Carol's fury intensified upon hearing this. She slapped Imogen's arm in frustration, shouting, "You foolish child! How could you disrespect the Morrison family like this!"

Imogen winced, holding her arm in pain.

Jasper became concerned and swiftly embraced Imogen, shielding her protectively. He addressed Carol with a serious tone, "Mom, let's discuss this calmly. There's no need for physical aggression." Startled by Jasper's firmness, Carol quickly stepped back, her voice now timid. "I'm sorry! I... I'll speak calmly, I promise. Please... please don't be upset."

Jasper couldn't help but detect the anxiety and caution in Carol's tone.

Despite being Jasper's parents-in-law, Gregory and Carol now appeared unusually subdued and cautious in their mannerisms.

Their demeanor had shifted to one of increased deference and politeness.

Jasper found this change unsettling.

me. I'm just a regular

nervously and hastily added,

hearing this, Jasper sighed softly

Pippa asked curiously,

didn't disclose everything to us. She married her middle school classmate and portrayed him as an

Norvania,

Imogen is lucky to marry into such a good family. I'm sure many

support, Jasper felt somewhat

Gregory and Carol wore visibly troubled expressions, their smiles strained. They seemed intent

couldn't help

to exploitation and adept at reading

they were able

and their own came as a profound shock-a gap as wide

loss, unsure of where they now stood in this new

you the boy from middle school who used to write love letters to