Chapter 22

She’d been busting her chops over Herman’s marriage, practically hunting for a perfect spouse for him.

Herman went and tied the knot without telling the family. If it wasn’t for Flynn spilling the beans, Katelyn would still be in the dark

Katelyn craned her neck, itching to see what her daughter–in–law looked like Herman quickly grabbed Katelyn’s arm, stopping her from going in, and whispered, “Mom, why didn’t you give me a heads up?”

He now regretted involving Flynn in finding a house because the guy had a mouth like a sieve.

Katelyn shot Herman a look and said. “You got hitched without telling us. I’m here to see my daughter–in–law, not you”

Herman, Don’t frighten her…”

“I know, I’m not some sort of ogre. You look like a cat on a hot tin roof. It’s hilarious,” Katelyn chuckled, growing more excited to see why her usually cool–as–a–cucumber son was all rattled up.

Inside, Anastasia, who was having breakfast, could hear Herman gabbing away outside the door but couldn’t make out what he was saying or to whom.

Anastasia curiously walked over. “Herman”

The sight of Herman in conversation with a stylishly dressed matron puzzled her even more.

On seeing Anastasia, Katelyn’s eyes lit up. “She’s a locker, like a delicate young lady,” she gushed.

From the get–go, Katelyn was smitten with Anastasia. She was over the moon with her new daughter–in–law.

at Herman in confusion.

this is my

call me ‘aunt,” Katelyn chimed in, not letting her son be put on the spot. She found out from her younger son Flynn that her elder son

you

Anastasia’s mind she thought, “Another distant

a distant relative, Anastasia warmly said, “Aunt, please

clue about all these relatives of Herman’s. Last time, he

pulling a fast one on her, so she had come to see for herself. Now that she had met her

juice. “Aunt, here’s

you like some fruit? Let me get you

from ear to ear. “Ana, don’t fuss, take a load off. Let Herman do the work, you can’t

“I didn’t bring anything else with me, so

a jewelry designer, knew her stuff. Even though she couldn’t afford expensive materials, she could tell at a glance that the

is too extravagant, I can’t accept it.” Anastasia was

Katelyn insisted on slipping the bracelet onto Anastasia’s

loss, and Herman said, “Just take it, it’s her thought

but this was too expensive. And the giver was a distant relative of hers; she

be this

and returned it to Katelyn. “Aunt, I really can’t accept

this bracelet back”

was worth

you for

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