The Guardian’s Sword by Talking Cigarette

Chapter 48 Old Madam Quinn was nodding along slightly as well.

“We’ll just have to see what Mr. Larson’s next moves are then.”

“No matter if it’s the Zimmers or the Larsons, as long as they ask for Willow’s hand in marriage, I will convince Willow to accept their offer.”

Old Madam Quinn gave her word, and the rest of the Quinn family no longer had anything else to say.

Willow Quinn was newly appointed to be the president of the Quinn Corporation subbranch

There were some who celebrated her, there were also some who were sulking because of this.

Fion Wilson was naturally ecstatic. She was so happy she woke herself up from her dreams from sheer joy.

On the other hand, Simon, Faye Quinn, and the rest were unhappy.

entire arrangement, Willow Quinn was now the biggest contributor to the Quinn Family, so much so that even

with their display of unhappiness. For the rest of the family, because of Old Madam Quinn, even if some amongst them were close with Willow, they did not dare to be too friendly with her. After all that had happened, they could finally shed all pretenses. Willow welcomed two

finally having my holidays! I have a two-day

years old skipped gleefully into the house. The little girl had plump,

hair was pulled back into two pigtails swishing just beyond her adorable face, effectively increasing her level of cuteness. She had a healthy pink glow on her porcelain-smooth skin, making her look like a doll. As soon as Sean laid eyes on this little girl, he was slightly stunned before a smile crept on his

girl is a Quinn, her

was a pure and innocent

the Quinn family, this little girl was probably the only one

contrary, she was actually

Candy’s mother, Leah Light did not dare to be seen so frequently

into the Quinn family, and she was the only parent

he had

he had migrated abroad for a long time. Some also said that he had unfortunately passed away at a young age. Sean did not know much about him. “Candy, don’t disturb your Uncle Sean’s rest.” A woman who looked a few years older

stood where she was in obedience.