The so-called speaker is unintentional, but the listener is intentional.
Bell Collins clearly remembered that the content and tone of Bella Scott's conversation when they met that day were exactly the same as Edward Anderson's.
Did the two of them want to show off their tacit understanding in front of her?
She suddenly became angry: "What does it matter if I am pure in character? The person I love was still taken away by another woman! Bella Scott had promised me that she would not fall in love with you, but she broke her promise and married you. Yes, I hate her, and I must take revenge on her!"
It was Bella Scott who made her desperate, and she finally gave up on herself.
"Even if I don't marry Bella, I would never marry you. I have made this clear, and I have also told you explicitly that to me, you are nothing more than someone with a little usefulness. Now, even that little usefulness is gone." Edward Anderson said as he got up: "Good luck to you."
