Son-In-Law Gets an Upgrade

Chapter 216 Alex As A Fake Boyfriend

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Alex’s scalp itched when he thought about how he would have to deal with Jessica’s aunts, who were obviously into gossiping.

“Just a few people. All my uncles and aunts from my mother’s side of the family, my cousins, some old friends from the village… It’d probably be a party that fills about twenty dining tables. Oh, and I heard that my grandma’s mentor will bring her family over as well,” replied Jessica nonchalantly.

“That is a lot. Will they badger me with countless questions? Will they figure out that I am a fake?” asked Alex. He suddenly felt a headache coming.

He would never have agreed to go if he had known that Jessica was only inviting him to the party to be the cannon fodder.

“Mr. Jefferson, my grandma is seventy years old. If you think about it, she’s bound to have met a lot of people, and naturally, her kids would have kids of their own already too. Hence, the number of attendees isn’t really that alarming,” explained Jessica in exasperation.

Seriously, is it really that difficult to be a fake boyfriend?

my traditional family is at stake here. So what is he so scared? If the managers in the company learn about this, they will

That was actually a pretty tough job for

ask you about your age, your upbringing, and your

long as it’s not too far–fetched, right?” replied Alex after thinking things

them that you work at Four Seas Corporation… Don’t say that you are the

aloud when she thought about how Alex had told Heather that he was the chairman’s driver.

bit, however, was that the Jenningses actually

that I am a manager?”

about it for a while before answering, “Yeah, sure. Just tell them you’re

knew that they would discriminate against Alex if he

jammed up with

house right there,” informed Jessica as she pointed

house there. The house had since been renovated multiple times as it passed down from an heir to another. Alex stared at the house through the windshield. The place was lively. There were people who were there

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