In Flora's view, the daughter-in-law is an outsider after all. At worst, after the eldest son Kaden's affairs are settled and the company is improving, she can let her eldest son divorce his wife Ruth and find a better daughter-in-law.
However, the Mackerel family's reputation was ruined, and the scandals of the two sons and daughter-in-law spread out. Not only did the eldest son lose face, but she would also not be able to hold her head up in the village in the future!
Flora didn't know about the deal between her eldest son Kaden and her youngest son Harry.
She just thought that Kaden hadn't discovered the affair between her youngest son and her eldest daughter-in-law Ruth. She was afraid that if her eldest son Kaden got to know about this, it would cause a big trouble.
After some thought, Flora decided to hide the matter from her younger son and eldest daughter-in-law, and then use it to threaten her younger son Harry to pay off the debts of her eldest son Kaden!
