Chapter 261

“What’s so special about that old codger Richard? He’s as ugly as a mud fence!”

Percival and Vivienne were truly at a loss.

Were these two geezers mortal enemies in a past life?

Did they love to hate each other in this life?

After seeing Percival and Vivienne hold their peace, Baron reluctantly waved his hand in irritation. “Go on then! That old coot is trying to steal my long–lost granddaughter.”

As soon as he finished speaking, Judith chimed in hurriedly. “Should I have someone prepare a gift?”

“There’s no need; I’ll take care of it myself.” Vivienne replied indifferently.

Judith paused and sighed.

She could clearly sense Vivienne’s cold attitude towards their family.

After all, she had been left to fend for herself for over a decade, enduring countless

hardships.

And with Paula’s recent shenanigans since her return, it was only natural that Vivienne

would harbor some resentment.

Judith felt helpless, knowing that all she could do was try to make it up to Vivienne over

time.

After breakfast, Vivienne and Percival set out for the Ellington family’s mansion.

The Ellington family’s mansion.

Richard’s wrinkled face was alight with joy.

“Cecilia, prepare some good food and drinks. My darling granddaughter–in–law is coming to visit

was over the moon. She promptly instructed the servants

Mansion was soon buzzing with

Cathy sent a maid to find

Why is the old

billion–dollar stone, Cathy made a few phone calls,

she saw Cecilia orchestrating the

Cecilia didn’t think too highly of Vivienne

she

she pondered, she approached

you know that our family unearthed an

simply replied, “Yes, I

Cecilia

in closer to probe further. “Did you know that Percival paid 30 million

the Ellington family,

I know. It’s just 30 million. My son can earn it

Cecilia looked entirely unfazed.

face turned

still the Ellington family’s. The money was spent and it yielded a return, so it should belong to

clear. That 30 million was Percival’s gift to my daughter–in–law. If he’s happy to

Cecilia? I’m only saying this for your own good! You only think about your son and daughter–in–law, but have

daughter–in–law has given me plenty. Cathy, you really shouldn’t worry about my family’s

country girl. What could she

then, a commotion erupted from

was Percival

standing in the dust and rushed

Chapter 261

in!” Cecilia said as she took

could even greet her, Cecilia had already ushered

was left standing

Percival was dumbfounded.

Wasn’t he her son?

any trouble after I left yesterday? If they did, you must tell me.

at Richard’s concerned face and gave him a small smile. “Thank you, Grandpa!

anyone does, you must tell

Vivienne nodded. “Okay.”

Ellington, Percival’s

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