Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Finnegan said in a low voice, “Grandpa Jimenez, in the future, as long as the York, Stone, and Lewis families need our help, we brothers and sisters will never stand idly by. As long as they don’t break off contact with us, we will never break off contact with them.”

They didn’t know Uncle Jimenez’s real name. When they were young, they called him Grandpa because Master said Uncle Jimenez was the oldest.

Now that Audrey called him Uncle Jimenez, they followed suit and called him Grandpa Jimenez.

The eldest young lady of the York family was Serenity, and Serenity’s biological mother Harlow was the second daughter of the previous head of the Farrell family. Liberty would be the fourth young lady of the Lewis family in the future, holding the same status as Serenity.

As for the Stone family, because Audrey was the eldest daughter of the previous head of the Farrell family, the York, Stone, and Lewis families were the families the Five Emperors Hall was willing to maintain long-term contact with.

They all respected Uncle Jimenez.

Finnegan had never had any interactions with these three families, but after Ezequiel came to Wiltspoon, he investigated all the wealthy families there. He knew that the four major families of York, Stone, Lewis, and Bucham were like overlords in Wiltspoon, and generally, no one dared to provoke them.

The heads of the four major families could also restrain their families and ensure they didn’t get into trouble easily. Although they were good at doing business, they had never committed crimes.

there was also the Marshall family. However, the Marshall family was relatively low-key and not as

or cause trouble for everything. They also had

made a request, Finnegan readily

will Lilian come?”

the earliest, tomorrow at the

take care of the baby, Dr.

mother and son hadn’t developed

and staying in the villa

Fabian as her lifeblood,

to Audrey, “After Lilian comes, let’s set off.

past, when he was younger, he would sneak back to Jensburg Cemetery to pay homage to the

Clarissa, who was waiting in the cemetery,

to return to Jensburg. To this day, he hadn’t returned to pay homage to the head of

person who went to burn incense