Chapter 738 Comparing Daughters

"Let's go back," Jean said to Diana, who looked a little overwhelmed. She was no longer in the mood to buy groceries. Diana nodded. "Alright." Jean had really misunderstood her intentions. She needed to talk with Jean, but the supermarket was not a good place for conversation. … When Diana and Jean walked in with their shopping bags, Mary was watching television in the living room. "Why have you bought so little?" asked Mary. "Didn't Jeannie want to buy some snacks? Why didn't you?" The shopping bags were transparent, and there wasn't much inside them, so it was very clear what they contained. It was only after she spoke up that Mary noticed Diana and Jean's expressions and the strange tension between them. "What's wrong?" she asked Diana. "Well, Mom, we encountered Carrie Harring—Carrie Makins…" Diana didn't finish her sentence. Mary frowned immediately. "What was she there for? Haven't we already clarified everything we should with her?" Diana's shoulders sagged. "She wa