Beal and Johanna looked at each other and nodded in silent gesture. Lila returned to her room, depressed.

Johanna quickly followed upstairs.

“What’s the matter, Mom?” Lila’s face softened. She couldn’t help but wonder if her mother had noticed her displeasure. Was Johanna here to comfort her? Johanna entered Lila’s room and closed the door behind her.

“Lila, I have chosen a guy for you.”

Lila was feeling a bit disappointed. Johanna didn’t even bother saying anything nice to comfort her. Feeling frustrated, Lila sat on the edge of the bed, fiddling with the helm of her lace dress.

Johanna went over and sat next to Lila. She said in a friendly tone, “I think that even though you’re still young, you can consider seeing somebody seriously. What do you think about that, Lila?”

Lila had no idea what to say to that. Because of Natalie, she was beginning to feel more and more uncomfortable living in the

White family’s house. If she could get married to a good man, it would be good to have her own family. Lila bit her bottom lip and asked, “Who is this guy you’re talking about?”

Seeing that Lila didn’t turn her down, Johanna immediately pulled out her phone, clicked on the album, and began to introduce a suitor in detail. “He’s the son of the Gray family. They export fruit and they have been running chain stores for many years now.”

Lila had already heard of the Gray family. She even made fun of them once with her best friends that they were simply a bunch of bumpkins who sold fruits.

Seeing that Lila was not answering, Johanna went on to say, “They’re not a big family. Even though they’re not a powerful family, they’re still a rich one. The family members are simple folks, so they won’t be fighting for wealth as the rich and powerful families usually do. This guy we’re talking about is the second child in the family, and he’s an excellent engineer. He’s good-

and gentle, and he won’t flirt with other women like many men in rich families

up. She knew full well that sometimes Lila could be domineering, so a tolerant husband would be the most suitable to her. Lila had been spoiled by her and

Lila was unwilling to say sorry even though she was wrong. What worried Johanna most was that Lila’s personality would be the

a laughing stock. This family happened to be very different from Lila’s ideal husband’s family background. She thought even if she would marry into a less rich family, it wouldn’t be

seriously and arranged such a shabby marriage for her. At the same time, Lila couldn’t say it out

this something you want? Do you really want

afraid of getting married because

this suitor for you. Your father also thinks that the second child of the Gray family is a very good man.” Johanna happened to think that the Gray family

biological daughter. If Lila married into a rich and powerful family that was equal

the Gray family was not as good as the White family in

man, she wouldn’t be bullied by her husband’s family at all, for they were counting on the Whites

to marry into a simple family and live a stable life for the rest of her life. Johanna caressed Lila’s hair and said, “It’s only natural that girls get married. Look at Natalie. She’s so happy after she got married. Now, Dad and Mom are worried about you the most. You’re not a little girl anymore. You can’t

through with this marriage, you can become a full-time wife for the Gray family. Also, your

danced through her eyes. She never expected Johanna to be so cruel. Natalie happened to marry Brandon Larson, a legend of Seacisco. No woman who could marry a better man than Natalie. Lila felt enraged and couldn’t get rid of

you think? If it’s not to your liking, I

being hesitant, Johanna let out a

the family

arrangement, but she didn’t dare to voice her thoughts. She wanted to leave a good impression on both Johanna and Beal. If Johanna had arranged for her to marry into a well-known rich family in Barnes to enjoy the rest of her

arranged to marry a man from a medium family. How

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