Bring Your A Game

Chapter 530 He Hates the Color Red More Than Anything Else!

As the pair came downstairs together, David tried to have a heart-to-heart talk with Celina. “By the way, you’ve turned 22 this year. Time to find me a good son-in-law, don’t you think? Got anyone in your mind yet?”

“What’s the hurry, Dad? It’s not like I’ve ever been short of admirers,” Celina replied shyly. However, David said earnestly in a grave tone, “No, you’d better hurry, Celina. If you keep on being choosy, you’ll end up becoming an old spinster. The older a lady gets, the less worthy she becomes. If you keep playing for time, you’ll only get to choose from whoever is left. The guy you mentioned last time—Kenneth Bailey—I think he’s pretty nice. I’d rest assured if you could marry him.”

“Oh, Dad, you’re making fun of me again!”

“No, I’m not making fun of you at all. If you’re determined to marry no one else but him, I’ll go to him on your behalf and ask him if he’d like to marry you. Whoever takes the initiative doesn’t matter. If you don’t grab the opportunity when a good candidate for a husband comes across, someone else’s gonna steal him from you.”

Celina pursed her lips bashfully before leaning her head on David’s shoulder. “Okay, okay, I’ll try my best to get you the best son-in-law in town, but that’ll be tomorrow. For now, Dad, let’s think about what to say later to the guests, okay?”

David couldn’t do anything with her, so he dropped the subject.

With that, Celina finally managed to drag David downstairs. While he was delivering his speech on stage, she went to Regina, a domestic helper for the Saunders Family, and had the latter keep a close eye on the Saunders Residence’s entrance in case someone wearing a red dress was denied entry.

Meanwhile, Faye was stopped at the entrance by the Saunders Family’s servants just as she was about to register her attendance. At first, she was still able to keep smiling, but after being denied entry twice, she felt like a laughingstock in front of the guests who had entered. Consequently, she forgot her manners and threatened the servants right away, saying, “Are you guys f*cking blind or something? How dare you even bar me from going in? In case you didn’t know, I’m the eldest daughter of the Anderson Family, as well as a close friend of your young lady. Can any of you bear the responsibility if I end up being late for celebrating your young lady’s birthday?”

at the Saunders Residence. Are we gonna let an outsider insult us as well? they thought. Having reached a tacit agreement, they resolutely refused to let Faye in. Even if Master David or Miss Celina is here, we can pass the buck by saying that we’re denying her

occasion like today’s, even if Master David or Miss Celina’s here, there’s no way you could

then, let me see how you’re gonna be unpleasant with me!” Talk about bad luck! Not only is

After all, the Saunders Family’s guests were either rich or respectable, so he couldn’t afford

however, they were interrupted by a thick female

person to whom the voice belonged, the servants

since the Saunders Family went up in the world. She was

was the first time that the former had ever come to the Saunders Residence, so Regina wasn’t familiar with her. “What’s with all that racket, huh? How could you all make a scene over here

Faye while saying in chorus, “We had

dress! Her red dress stuck out to me like a sore thumb while I was coming all the way here just now, but I had totally forgotten about it! Isn’t this obviously an attempt on Master David’s life? But Miss Celina had me come out to… Sigh. In any case, Miss Celina is Master David’s own daughter, so there’s no way she’s gonna do him any harm. Perhaps she’s got

before turning to face Faye with a frown. Then, forcing a weak smile, she said, “I’m sorry for what has happened to

of her anger. Lifting the skirt of her dress with her

gossiping about what had happened. “Ms. Regina’s eyes have always been sharp, no? How come she didn’t notice it and even let that woman in today?

think we’re

gonna take the blame for this. We’ve got to speak along the same lines, everyone. Remember