My Substitute CEO Bride

Chapter 1281

Yelzog was dressed in a sharply pressed suit coupled with leather shoes. Even his hairstyle was

trendy. He and Isaac were like polar opposites

‘Urgh, I just don’t get it. They’re almost the same age! Why is there such a striking difference? God,

this is so embarrassing,‘ Isadora thought to herself.

Hearing his daughter’s words, Isaac glanced at Isadora, obviously displeased. He scoffed. “What do you mean by that? Am I embarrassing you? I’m telling you, nobody in this room has the guts to

make fun of me!”

Isaac was known as the Lord of Henley. He was sometimes referred to as Lord Isaac of the Nine

States.

He became one of the top businessmen in Henley after graduating at the age of 21.

At the age of 40, he expanded his business and was now the main player in the business sector in

all nine states of Henley.

For that reason, even the Ten Families in Capiton treated him with respect.

“Arthur, why don’t you take them to their seats? I need to attend to other guests.”

at Yelzog and said, “I’ll be taking my leave now, Mr.

hope you’ll

said, “Sure. Thanks for the

the nearby tables and

up to Isaac and greeted, “Isaac Sloan! Long time

flashed Harold a smile and said, “It’s been

on Harold’s

set Arthur up with Rosella. He believed a marriage was on

Harold reckoned the Freemans would gain even more social influence if he was able to set up another arranged

plastered on his face, he said, “Yeah, she is. Isadora, where are your manners? Hurry up and greet Mr. Freeman!”

of emotion as she said, “Nice

face fell as

she thinking?! We’re in Xanthalos, not Henley City, for Christ’s sake! I know

a front. Can’t she be a bit

Instead, he laughed and said, “It’s okay, Mr. Sloan. As a matter of fact, I find her

quite refreshing!”

a wave of his hand, Harold gestured for Hershel to come over. He asked, “Why

their seats,

was Thames‘ grandson.

had reached the great–grandmaster realm at the

a tailcoat and slacks, and his hair was neatly combed

vibe.

look handsome, he was no doubt