Nina Hayes's old home is in a village in Northwood.
Early in the morning, Caleb Lockwood came to pick up Serena Sutton. Ms. Hayes placed the wedding gift she bought for her niece into Caleb's car and cautioned, "Some rural roads are difficult to drive on, so be careful when you drive."
"If it's too late after dinner, stay there for the night; driving at night can be dangerous."
Ms. Hayes chatted with Caleb extensively, yet Caleb stood before her expressionlessly, showing no signs of impatience. He nodded in agreement with everything she said.
Such an obedient child.
Caleb wasn't impatient, but Serena Sutton was. "Alright, we're not kids, we'll definitely be careful."
"You're getting more and more talkative."
Saying that, she grabbed Caleb's arm and pulled him towards the car. Caleb nodded to Nina Hayes, who sighed helplessly — this kid...
A son-in-law is better, he's reassuring.
If Serena went alone, she really wouldn't be at ease.
