Underlying Intention.

Three months had passed since Quinn and Harrison stood at the altar, vowing to cherish and love each other for the rest of their lives.

It had been three months since they both tied to the knot to live together forever.

Although their marriage was full of promises, the reality of married life began to settle in, as though they were given some time to enjoy the bliss.

Mrs. Gerald had never liked Quinn. From the beginning, she had her heart set on Yvonne, whom she considered a perfect match for her son.

In her eyes, Yvonne was everything Quinn was not; the ideal daughter-in-law.

Despite Harrison’s love for Quinn and his strong stand that she was the only one for him, Mrs. Gerald’s attitude remained cold.

Every visit to the Harrison's house reminded Quinn of her mother-in-law's hatred for her.

Harrison had tried to address the issue with his mother, but her opinions were deeply rooted, and she made no secret of her disappointment.

As much as Quinn tried to please her, she always comp

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