"Alright, Sophie, stop crying; it would be even more embarrassing if someone saw you. If the President saw it, he would be unhappy," he said.
He even wanted to say that crying and wailing at such an event was somewhat unbecoming.
But after all, she was his own daughter who had suffered a great injustice; James Campbell really couldn't bear to speak harshly, and therefore, he swallowed the latter half of his sentence.
The Baker Family, although raised by James Campbell from childhood and living a life of luxury, really hadn't had the opportunity to enter a high threshold such as the President's residence.
Now, upon hearing James Campbell say the President would be unhappy, she immediately grew nervous.
Sophie Baker was so scared that she quickly took back the tears she had just shed.
Watching his daughter's eyes turn red with tears, his heart also ached immensely.
He stepped forward, patted her shoulder, and gently comforted her:
