Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Elora smiled and said, “Mom, if you like, I can give you one of the jewelry sets.

Alonzo bought me gold jewelry, which isn't that expensive.

Each set costs only tens of thousands of dollars, not nearly as valuable as the pieces you Own.” Mrs. Ormond’s jewelry was much more valuable, with some pieces worth over a million, and others even exceeding a hundred million.

Taking the red brocade box from Elora, Mrs. Ormond opened it, examined the jewelry, and smiled.

“Alonzo probably thought the gold looked pretty, so he picked this out for you.

He’s still young and doesn't fully understand its value.” “I cherish the jewelry Alonzo gave me,” Elora said with a fond smile.

She truly appreciated his gift.

“What Alonzo gave you represents his love and thoughtfulness.

I won't take that away from you,” Mrs. Ormond said warmly.

“Seeing you and your brother share such a close bond is the best gift a mother could ask for.” Her words werent spoken out of envy but out of joy as a mother.

She was genuinely happy to see her children getting along so well.

told me they used up all their money shopping with Tatum and

Uncle Joly to transfer the money

of Tatum’s salary in just one afternoon.” Hearing this, Mrs. Ormond

join our household as a chef for the money,’ Elora

mainly to hone his cooking

a hotel, a restaurant, and a company in

background checks on their household staff to ensure they were trustworthy, had good character,

Ormond family valued honesty, loyalty, and integrity

is a good

family likes him,” Mrs. Ormond

really admire his parents for raising such a fine person.” She couldn’t help but compare Tatum to her own son, Alonzo, who was just seven

grew up, and she hoped he would become as

chef with a passion for cooking, he was also a skilled businessman with

on Elora’s respect for him, Mrs. Ormond suspected that Tatum’s ventures were far more successful than she initially

Elora admired talented individuals.

small restaurant or a modest hotel, that might be impressive to some,

suggested that his

Ormond guessed that Tatum’s business ventures in Wiltspoon were significant, likely worth several hundred