Love at First Novel by Gu Lingfei

Mr. Jimenez smiled and said, "I'm trying my best. I want to live long enough to see Serenity's baby born and Elisa get married and have a child. Before, I had only one wish, but now I'm getting a little greedy."

Mr. Jimenez returned to Audrey's side. Audrey, who used to need his support, was now entering old age and about to become a grandmother. With so many younger relatives, all of whom treated him with respect, he felt content as an elder. Mr. Jimenez thought, if he could live a few more years, he would love to see the happiness of the descendants of the former matriarch. When he eventually passed away and met her again, he would have wonderful stories to share about the younger generations. Audrey and Darrell stepped forward, replacing Zachary and Clive, supporting Mr. Jimenez on either side. Ezequiel and Dakota followed, with the younger generation walking behind them. "Cousin, you're here," Kathryn said as she approached with Pedro and the butler, smiling as she greeted Audrey.

Audrey and her group paused.

Mr. Jimenez looked at Kathryn, and she looked back at him.

Kathryn quickly smiled and said, "Cousin, this must be Mr. Jimenez, my aunt's assistant. I just heard my mother mention him recently."

he had lived nearly a century. His health was better than they

Audrey, and the others were impressive. When she was sent away by her mother, a substitute

and one daughter, but the daughter was swapped at birth by the butler. The butler's daughter grew up in the Farrell family and was deeply loved by Clarissa's family. The truth was only discovered a few years ago. The real daughter returned to the Farrell family, but struggled to fit in. Kathryn, pretending to be meek and harmless, fooled many into thinking she was weak. In reality, she was sharp and shrewd, more than people realized. Audrey had mentioned that if Clarissa hadn't killed her own sister,

gotten along well, despite the

extent, and Kathryn, in turn, appreciated her. Audrey, though retired, still had

many senior figures in business respected him because

stronger, though it