Harold Foster finished speaking to Nathan Foster, then looked at South Grant, "Don’t blame your sister. Your mother left the three of you siblings to support each other. You’ve taken a wrong path, and your sister was worried about you, so she told me about this."

Heh heh!

Fiona Grant having good intentions is as likely as the sun rising in the west.

At this moment, the corner of South Grant’s mouth twitched slightly, and he looked at Fiona Grant with a mocking smile on his face, saying:

"So, should I thank her then?"

Now that Nathan Foster was no longer in the closet, South Grant had nothing to fear. They could search all they wanted, but if they wanted to search his closet, a price had to be paid, and Fiona Grant had to pay it.

"I’ve grown up hearing for the first time that I should thank the person who falsely accuses me and throws mud at me. Truly ridiculous!"

When South Grant spoke, his tone was more confident.

Fiona Grant looked at South Grant; her demeanor was starkly different from earlier, devoid of the guilty expression she had.

Fiona Grant was puzzled for a moment, then understood that South Grant must have changed tactics.

Realizing that the more guilty she appeared, the less others would believe her allowed him to speak with such confidence.

"Brother, I’m doing this for your own good. If you have to think that I’m slinging mud at you, then there’s nothing I can do. Now, for your reputation and for my innocence, you have to open the closet and let everyone see whether or not there’s someone inside. Who’s lying will be clear, and it’ll provide an explanation for both of us."

"An explanation? Easy for you to say. You throw mud at me, and I have to give you an explanation? Am I a fool?" South Grant spoke very rudely, giving Fiona Grant no face at all.

At this moment, Fiona Grant bit her lower lip, looking aggrieved, "I’m doing this for your own good..."

Before Fiona Grant could finish, Harold Foster sternly reprimanded South Grant:

"South, how can you talk to your sister like that? Should she just keep silent, knowing everything? Just watch you mix with disreputable people?"

South Grant instinctively glanced at the "disreputable person" standing aside, and after receiving a cold stare from Nathan Foster, South smiled internally and withdrew his gaze, then said to Harold Foster:

"Grandpa, what if all this is just Fiona’s fabrication? Who will clear my name then? Today, only Sir Keller, Grandpa, and my uncle know about this matter. What if there were others present? If this gets out, you know how damaging rumors can be, Grandpa. It could ruin me, ruin my entire life. Have you considered the seriousness of this?"

As soon as South Grant finished speaking, Fiona Grant came up and interrupted:

"I didn’t make this up. I saw it with my own eyes. When I came in earlier, I heard a man speaking in the room. Although I couldn’t clearly hear the man’s voice, I’m sure there were two people. That person must be hiding in the closet. Grandpa, if you have my brother open the closet, the truth will be revealed, right?"

Fiona Grant believed her eyes and also her ears.

She was sure that the man was indeed hiding in the closet.

The closet had to be opened to find that man; no matter what South Grant said, others wouldn’t believe him.

At this moment, everyone’s eyes were once again focused on South Grant, because she was standing right in front of the closet.