Anning unexpectedly looked at Pauline: "You..."
Before he could finish, Pauline, like a proud rooster—okay, she was a hen but her demeanor was like that of a proud rooster—opened her mouth: "I can't stand people like you who look down on others just because you don't understand something!
"And if you just focus on Frost's argument, you would be convinced by the wisdom and logic it contains!
"If you aren't convinced, then it just means you're an undeniable fool! A fool like you has no right to question Frost!"
Anning was stunned by the side, knowing that Napoleon had become an ardent "Frost fan," but he didn't expect his sister to take it even further.
It seems that Napoleon's relentless flattery of Anning has left a mark on his sister's mind as indelible as a branding iron of thought.
Anning couldn't help but speak out: "It's not to that extent, I was just making a reasonable speculation about the future..."
