Although Sydney Sawyer didn't say it outright, her words seemed to be a mere discussion of a common social phenomenon.
But any fool could tell she was actually mocking Mrs. Huxley.
Calling her shameless, malicious, and someone who used her age to bully others!
Provoked, Mrs. Huxley's face turned pale, her breathing grew ragged, and her body trembled with rage.
This prompted Yvonne Huxley to quickly comfort her, then turn to Sydney Sawyer. "We just want to look for something. If you don't have a guilty conscience, why be so secretive and resort to insults?"
"I already told you, if you want to search, fine. Where's your evidence? What if I said the item was at your house, the Huxley residence? Can I go and search it?"
"You're just twisting words and reason!"
