Exposed to the public eye, one inevitably faces scrutiny, both praise and criticism will follow.
Even if Mason cannot fully comprehend the meanings behind other people's words, he can still sense their intentions, whether good or ill.
This society couldn't possibly harbor universal goodwill towards him.
Moreover, Everett Jones had never mentioned anything about the role of an ambassador to Amelia.
Amelia put down the newspaper, smiled at Madam Moreland and said, "Mason was chosen by the drama director last year. I just thought it would be good for him to get out, meet more people, and broaden his horizons. I never expected that he would perform so well."
That day, she watched Mason's drama show, and given his current condition, he truly performed excellently.
"Let's eat, Amelia needs to go to school soon," Old Madame Sheldon removed her glasses, put down the newspaper, and took Amelia's hand to walk to the dining room.
