My Gorgeous Wife is an Ex-Convict!

The folks from the Quentin family were all quite sharp, so naturally, they could decipher the true meaning behind Brian’s. words.

However, both parties didn’t say anything more, they just resumed their usual chat.

Once the banquet was over and the Hart family had left, Mrs. Quentin turned to her son and asked, “Lornell, what’s going on with the Hart family? Don’t tell me there’s been some sort of hitch with your engagement to Harley.”

Upon hearing this, Lornell scoffed, “There won’t be any mishaps. After all, they are dealing with us, the Quentins. They can’t just cancel it as they want.”

“Yeah, that’s true. After all, it was our Quentin family who saved Harley’s life, so naturally, they have to take the engagement seriously.”

However, as she said this, Mrs. Quentin looked at her son with an inquisitive gaze, “But what kind of feelings do you have for Harley?”

Honestly, even as his mother, she had a hard time. understanding Lornell’s issues with his relationships.

quite hit the mark. From her

to say that Lornell didn’t like Harley, well, they had been engaged for many years and everything had been peaceful. Lornell had never shown any intention of breaking off the engagement. In fact, Lornell seemed to care quite a bit about. this engagement. She even once tested Lornell, asking if they should call

kind of feelings should I have?”

sooner, I also hope that you’ll have a happy marriage. After what the Hart family just said, I’m afraid even if Harley graduates,

in a hurry. After all, getting married is just a

do you think?” Mrs. Quentin was

good match for me,” Lornell replied. “I think her personality is quite decent. She doesn’t stir up trouble. everywhere, nor does she put pressure on others.

Mrs. Quentin was taken aback. Clearly, she

perfect choice for me, isn’t she?” said Lornell.

compatible doesn’t necessarily mean your marriage will last!” Mrs. Quentin expressed

snorted with laughter, “But Mom, didn’t you marry Dad because he

spoke, Mrs. Quentin’s face changed instantly, with certain long–buried memories flashing through