Peggy picked up the chess piece, placed it, pressed the timer, and then turned to look over.

"Um."

Seeing Beth Harmon's indifference, Little Sheldon's mother recovered from her surprise and remembered the business of meeting Peggy.

"Peggy, can we talk alone?"

"Say it."

Peggy smiled and said, "She doesn't care about that."

"All right."

Little Sheldon's mother glanced at Beth Harmon, hugged her son's shoulders, and considered her words.

"Peggy, you have always been Shelly's good friend. You just play chess. Why did you do that to him?"

"you misunderstood."

Peggy smiled and said: "I'm not targeting him."

"That's good, let me tell you, you are not that kind of person."

Little Sheldon's mother breathed a sigh of relief and had a smile on her face.

Beth Harmon, who had always been indifferent, frowned and looked over. Although she was the youngest and had just met Peggy, she could hear the unfinished meaning of Peggy's words.
Chapter completed!