Mr Carlos Huo, She's Your Wife

After ending the call with Adalson, Blair walked back to Wacian. Her cousin suggested at once, "Wesley's meeting his family here. Let's go say hi before leaving."

Blair was stunned for a moment. This was unexpected. 'Say hi to his family?'

Wacian then explained to her, "Wesley's grandfather and our grandfather are old buddies. And Wesley's father helped me out a lot when I studied in A Country. This is a rare chance. Let's wait a while longer, okay?" Wesley's grandfather—Keith Li, and Blair's maternal grandfather—Gilbert Ji, had been friends for decades. Wesley's father—Baldwin Li, and Adalson had been comrades-in-arms for ten-odd years too. So, the Li family and the Ji family were close. That was why Adalson paid so much attention to Wesley. But most importantly, Wesley was one of the army's finest. So, Adalson always thought highly of the young man and threw a lot of opportunities his way.

Blair nodded, "Okay."

The three of them then walked through the passage together. Wacian formally introduced the two to each other. "Wesley, this is my cousin—Blair Jing. She's studying in London, and just came back for the Spring Festival. Blair, this is Wesley Li, the finest soldier in your uncle Adalson's eyes. To be frank, I'm jealous. I think my father likes Wesley more than me!"

Blair was initially embarrassed with Wesley around. Now she laughed because of Wacian's joke. She tilted her head to look towards Wesley, who was also looking at her. "Hi," he said.

Blair nodded and said calmly, "I know him pretty well. He's a local legend. He saved me when my parents' house caught fire."

With the mention of her parents, the two men naturally fixed their eyes on the pathetic girl, but her face betrayed no emotions. Wacian looked at his cousin with compassion in his eyes. "Oh, I see. I thought you didn't know each other..." He quickly changed the topic and asked, "So, Wesley, your family here yet?"

Wesley glanced over the exit and replied, "They were at the baggage claim just now when I called. They should be coming out... Oh, look, there they are."

The Li family easily spotted Wesley since he was dressed in green camo fatigues, standing out from the crowd.

Wesley frowned. "My grandpa is here too," he said to Wacian.

oldest man among the four members of the Li family who were heading their way. "Eighty years young! Man, he looks healthy. And so active,"

Niles lightly holding an old man's arm. The old man was holding a crutch in his other hand but

combed hair. The lady wore a knee-length, dark-blue down jacket. Her long, black hair was neatly coiled at the back of her head. Her skin was well-maintained. If

her eyes lit up with excitement. The next second, her elegant image collapsed... The lady broke free from the man's arm and lunged at Wesley, exclaiming excitedly, "Wesley, Son! Oh, I

his right arm to catch

you a leader? Why do you need that much exercise?" "Mom, I—" Wesley tried to say something, but his mom cut him off. "You're too hard on yourself. Why didn't you

a headache coming on. He looked over his mom's shoulder and looked at the three men approaching. Baldwin Li was as helpless as his son. He knew his wife well and he could do nothing about

and she returned a smile. Wacian greeted Keith Li and Baldwin Li with great

Wesley from the embarrassment by joking, "Aunt Cecelia, I'm hurt. I've been standing here the whole time and you

Wesley and spread her arms towards the complaining boy. "Hi Wacian! I told you already, you're

pulled away. It was then

Thus, naturally, Blair lifted the bouquet and said politely, "Hi, Grandpa, Uncle,

on her face. She looked at Wacian and asked, "This girl's cute. Is

smiled. "Yes, her name's Blair Jing. She came back from England today.

Shi held Blair's hand, looking her up and down. "Blair, you're pretty. Do

chance to cut in, "Mom,

the punch. "Yeah, I do. Aunt, I'm engaged. My fiance went back to his hometown for the festival. So he didn't come

He studied her face, but she didn't seem like she was joking. He shifted his gaze to Wesley, who wore an expressionless face.