Love at First Novel by Gu Lingfei

Ouyang Ya also believed she was good enough that the Zhan family wouldn't be able to find any fault with her.

She quickly regained her confidence and let Zhan Yuan hold her hand. She didn't move forward until Uncle Yang and the bodyguards had finished unloading the two large suitcases.

Inside the house, when everyone heard that Zhan Yuan had returned, the old lady stood up with a smile. Surrounded by the family, she looked toward the entrance. The moment Zhan Yuan and Ouyang Ya appeared in her view, her face lit up with joy.

A major event in her grandson's life had been settled.

How could she not be happy?

With her guidance, the grandchildren she raised had found wonderful partners, fallen in love, and were getting married.

From now on, happiness awaited them.

As a grandmother, her deepest wish was for all nine of her grandchildren to live fulfilling lives-that was her mission.

"Grandma, we're back."

"Grandma Zhan."

Usually cool and reserved, she had

beauty even more. Zhan Yuan loved seeing her

you've been on a plane for hours and then in the car for nearly two more. You

then lovingly took Ouyang Ya's hand and guided her to the sofa, settling her down with ease. She

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the Zhan family's young masters, she silently agreed with what her good friend Fu Ruotong had once said: the Zhan brothers were all incredibly outstanding-so handsome it was enough

was the case, then

laws, for example, looked like they were in their forties or fifties-no one

and beautiful in their youth. With generation after generation of strong genes,

so many women were eager to marry into the Zhan family. Not only was the Zhan family the wealthiest in Dongguan City, with immense financial power, but the sons

important was their admirable family tradition. Once a Zhan man married, he would remain loyal for life-faithful to his partner and never straying. A husband like that, both handsome and devoted, would belong to you forever. Who wouldn't

met him herself, Ouyang Ya would have believed that men

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