With that, a few people started to gather around Master Sullivan.

As the saying goes, the more money one has, the more one believes in fate, so naturally, Master Sullivan was respected by many of them.

Thomas squeezed through the crowd and greeted him excitedly, “Master Sullivan! It’s an honor to meet you! I’ve heard so much about you!”

He gave Master Sullivan his name card and asked Tina to prepare tea.

Cheryl ran over to the resting area first to pour a cup of tea before elegantly placing it in front of Master Sullivan. She sweetly said, “Please have some tea, Master Sullivan.”

At the same time, Tina purposely said aloud, “I was talking to Old Mrs. Shaw yesterday, and she mentioned you! She told me that a few days ago, Young Master Shaw was in a critical condition in the hospital, and the doctors couldn’t save him, so they told Mr. Shaw to bring him home… but then Master Sullivan, you, managed to save the young master from the brink of death!”

She added, “We’re here today on behalf of the Shaw family, and Old Mrs. Shaw told me how humble you are and did not accept their gratitude. If fate allows us to meet today, we would like to thank you on behalf of the Shaw family! Thankfully, fate allowed this to happen!”

Not only did Tina manage to bring up the fact that they were “representing the Shaw family, but” she also complimented Master Sullivan at the same time.

Everyone’s look toward the Miller family immediately changed!

Representing the Shaw family…

The crowd then started to fervently praise Master Sullivan, which pleased him!

He felt that Tina was clever in doing so, so he looked at Cheryl and nodded slowly.

“This child is a lucky one.”

Tina exclaimed, “What do you mean, Master Sullivan?”

Master Sullivan stroked his beard and explained, “While saving Young Master Shaw, I observed his appearance and birth chart and marveled at how fortunate he was. He had a one-of-a-kind life chart. Yet, I didn’t expect to see another one today! Your child’s appearance and life chart match well with that of Young Master Shaw! Truly, a match made in heaven! If they’re together, they’ll definitely have a bright future.”

Tina was surprised. Cheryl would not only have a bright future, but she would have one by being with Young Master Shaw!

Thomas was also overjoyed with being in-laws with the Shaw family!

He quickly said, “Thank you, Master Sullivan! Your words surprised us! Is it possible for us to invite you to our house after the ceremony?”

high and solid-looking forehead. A square-shaped forehead indicates the person is of great fortune and nobility. However, you have thick eyebrows, which can mean you may face some difficulties in middle age and financial difficulties in recent years,

Thomas hurriedly nodded.

Wow!

It was accurately said!

of Master Sullivan!” Thomas exclaimed as he

Sullivan maintained a calm expression with his eyes half-closed,

not enough to prove something, they

a matter

Master Sullivan were

out some incense candles, paper

acted innocent and asked, “Master Sullivan, what are

“These are some incense candles and paper

continued to ask, “Wow! What are

to get close to

disdain, so Cheryl desperately used her advantage to

stage outside

ball was moved back

not help

going on? Didn’t he ask you to move it to

staff member in charge of the decoration walked over and smiled apologetically, “Oh, it’s

higher-up! You invited my master, so you should respect his arrangements! It’s all for your own good! Does the person who asked you to move the ceremonial ball even know how this

sounded, “I was the one who gave them the order. Do you have a problem with

his throat

when she looked

ghost jumping back and forth on

like a dog trying to pick a place to

suddenly remembered Sable’s

ten pounds of stinky poop while standing upside down yesterday. Did you

“…”

grew curious as she asked, “Will the poop stick to your face when you eat it upside down? Can you

Sable remained silent.

ten pounds of poop equal a big

metal buckets… Lilly could not

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