My Dreamy Old Husband

Louis would also like to meet Linus, so he said, “Alright, do invite me over for a visit someday. Your daughter sure is talented!”

Upon hearing him say so, it dawned on Michael that Sophia’s family seemed to be talented in calligraphy. Cooper’s works were so impressive that it could easily be used as an example while teaching calligraphy. Although Linus grew up in a foreign environment, he liked calligraphy and was somewhat good at it.

On the other hand, Sophia’s calligraphy was also stunning. Despite having lost her memory, she quickly picked up the skills once again. Carmen wasn’t half bad at it, seeing that she could already hold a brush. Michael knew Annabel’s writing was more of a scrawl, so he figured Sophia and her family must’ve inherited their skills from Cooper.

Upon hearing that Louis wanted to meet Cooper and Linus, Sophia offered immediately, “I’ll go get them!” Parting the crowd, she set off to find Linus and Cooper. After going around the venue, she didn’t find Cooper, but she did see Linus standing beside Anne, who he seemed to be engaged in a pleasant conversation with.

In the meantime, Linus was listening intently to Anne’s explanation of the piece of work. True to her identity as Louis’ granddaughter, she was accomplished in her own right when it came to art. However, a mocking voice interrupted them when Linus was still engrossed in her explanation.

“Anne, who might you be talking to?”

Linus turned to see Sandra, whom he hadn’t met for some time, standing behind him. While she was in a gorgeous outfit, her attitude was somewhat aggressive.

Anne seemed to have known Sandra as she waved her hand at the latter with much zest. “Sandra, come over here!” She proceeded with introducing Sandra to Linus. “I came to know Sandra recently. She is the heir to the Mitchell Family, who are one of the most prominent families in Bayside City. She is also the swimming champion in the Universal Games, so you must’ve heard of her.”

Upon mentioning Sandra, Anne seemed to feel delighted as if showing off a precious object of hers. It was as if knowing someone as prestigious as Sandra was the most natural thing for someone of her status, but Linus seemed to feel a little awkward about it.

him to Sandra. “This is a friend I just met. His name is Sophus Edwards.” She figured that Sandra might know him, as anyone who received

Sophus Edwards? Are you sure you’re not

of voice, suggesting as

“Anne, someone of your status shouldn’t be associating yourself with a scoundrel like him! He is but an illegitimate child of the Mitchells! His father is a liar

was dumbfounded by the revelation. Seeing that Linus, or as he called himself, Sophus, didn’t refute Sandra’s claims, her face fell, and she distanced herself from him unconsciously. Besides, since she didn’t know about the distribution of power in Bayside City, and all she knew was

unsightly bunch struggling for survival. I don’t know how they managed to sneak in, but I bet they’re trying to get their hands on rich people like you, so you should

hand, Linus cleared his throat awkwardly, but said nothing otherwise. His aim for visiting the exhibition was merely to appreciate the works of art, while Anne was a great tour guide as she seemed to know a lot about the works. Truth be told,

soon overcome with feelings of disgust. So he was aiming for my status after all! He was trying to

both Sandra and Anne regarded him with disgust, but Sophia was furious upon seeing him being bullied, so she hurried over

other. “He’s your brother? Are you sure he isn’t your boyfriend?” Utterly disgusted, Anne thought to herself, This b*tch sure is cheating

as she already got a grasp on the situation, but as soon as she laid eyes on the look of disgust on Anne’s face, she twirled her eyes before deliberately announcing, “Your grandfather would like me

me to this scoundrel from a degenerate family? How

his own fantasies, Sandra scoffed at him. “You should pluck your head out of the clouds! Miss Anne Osborne is of noble birth, so you

is a direct descendant of the Mitchells,