Love at First Novel by Gu Lingfei

Lydia glanced at the car’s sound and continued to eat her barbecue.

“Grandma, I’m back.”

Evan’s voice sounded. He even got out of the car with a bouquet of flowers in his arms and called Grandma May as he came over, saying before she even got close, “It smells so good. In this weather, it’s best to have a barbecue.”

Winter in Wiltspoon was like this. Yesterday, it was so cold that people shivered, and old ladies didn’t like to go out. Today, the temperature has risen. Now it’s almost noon, the sun is shining in the sky, and it feels a bit hot.

In winter, they occasionally cook barbecue by themselves, but they usually have this leisure time during holidays.

Unlike Grandma May, she could eat and bake whenever she wanted, leisurely.

Evan thought that when he got married and had children in the future and his son could take over as soon as he became an adult, he would immediately leave the business to his son, retire early, and live the leisurely and comfortable old age life that his grandma had now.

Happier than the gods.

Master.” Sam

chatting about everyday things and gossiping,

May the most because she had nine grandsons. Except for the two youngest young masters who had not yet entered society, the other seven young masters all knew that they

masters have not yet entered society, their strong academic performance ensures they will not remain in the

were the grandchildren excellent, but they were also very

York family had great business, and Grandma May was really envious

gossiped, or reminisced about the poor years, but Grandma May just listened and refused to talk

lady could raise

Evan didn’t dare act like a fourth young master in front of these

in the villa for a while, thanks to the company of these old ladies,

and thought the flowers were very beautiful, so I bought you a bouquet.” Evan handed

the bouquet. “There

bouquet given to you by the fourth young master is out of filial piety and wishes you health and happiness. It is different from the flowers in the flower

“That’s right, that’s right.”