Justice Served

As soon as Aurora finished speaking, Mr. Whitmore's face changed. He had believed Isabella's story and really thought Aurora had done such a foolish thing. He had even been comparing her unfavorably to her mother in her youth, thinking Aurora wasn't as good as her mother had been.

He'd even started to regret bringing Aurora back. Now that the truth was out, Mr. Whitmore felt even more guilty towards Aurora. And after Aurora's speech, he wasn't just guilty - he was deeply disappointed and angry with Isabella.

Isabella clenched her fists as she looked at Aurora. She'd experienced Aurora's sharp tongue before, but never imagined she could be pushed this far. Everything she had said earlier had become a weapon for Aurora to use against her, leaving her with no way to refute it.

Seeing his daughter's predicament, Thursto spoke up: "Dad, Isabella didn't mean any harm. We can't blame this all on her. She's still young - she's your granddaughter after all. How can we condemn her based on a fe