Chapter 146: 102: Ancestor and Grandson_2


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    Luther smiled and said, “1 do have a disagreement with my cousin, it’s obvious that you noticed.”


    “Of course,” Mrs. Sherman replied with a smile on her face, “l have sharp eyes!


    What did you two disagree on?”


    Luther told her the whole story.


    Hearing this, Mrs. Sherman shook her head, “He is a typical example of someone who does not have the Emperor’s power but suffers from the Emperor’s illness! He sees everyone as having ulterior motives! He does not realize who genuinely has hidden intentions, sometimes I want to knock his head crooked out of anger!’


    Mrs. Sherman was genuinely angry.


    Vi Thompson, such a lovely girl, yet Trevor Sherman used her of being a gold digger.


    With that, Mrs. Sherman grabbed Luther’s hand, “Luther, don’t be misled by your cousin. The world doesn’t have that many scheming women. Grandma supports you in bravely pursuing love!”


    “Really?” Luther looked at Mrs. Sherman in surprise. Mrs. Sherman nodded her head, “Of course!”


    “Thank you, Grandma! ”


    Mrs. Sherman continued, “However, before you bravely pursue love, you must change your former bad habits, treat the girl wholeheartedly, only mutual dedication to love is meaningful.”


    “Okay.” Luther nodded.


    The next day at noon.


    Mrs. Thompson got off the ne.


    As soon as she reached the arrival gate, she saw Elena Williams and her son waiting for her.


    “Mom!”


    Though Elena was over forty years old, she didn’t look her age due to her meticulous self-care, Standing next to her son, people could believe they were siblings.


    Mrs. Thompson approached with her suitcase.


    Charlie Thompson took the suitcase from Mrs. Thompson’s hand, “Grandma, why didn’t you bring a personal assistant?”


    “No need, I’m not that old yet.”


    Elena walked over and held Mrs. Thompson’s arm, smiling, “l thought sister-inw woulde with you, but you came alone.”


    “What’s the point of having here? I know my way.”


    Elena continued, “l heard that sister-inw visited River City not long ago. She really kept her distance. She was at our doorstep but didn’te in for a visit.”


    Elena was a native of River City and the only daughter of her family. Evan Thompson traveled a thousand miles for love and settled down in River City.


    The two families rarely met except for on holidays, so their rtionship was not that close.


    Mary Perryne initially intended to inform Evan Thompson after finding her daughter, but it ended up an empty-handed effort.


    She didn’t contact anyone in the end.


    “What did shee to River City for?” Mrs. Thompson asked.


    Elena shook her head, “I’m not sure about the specifics, but I guess she came for Vi.’


    Mentioning Vi Thompson, a glimmer of sadness shed in Mrs. Thompson’s eyes.


    Over the years, the Thompson n had never given up searching for Vi.


    But Vi’s whereabouts remained a mystery, leaving no trace.


    Elena continued tofort her, “Mom, believe me, we will find Vi one day.”


    Mrs. Thompson sighed.


    Seeing Mrs. Thompson like this, Elena shifted the topic, “Mom, Charlie invited his girlfriend for dinner at our ce tomorrow afternoon.”


    Charlie smiled and looked back, “Grandma, don’t you think you should prepare a meeting gift for her?”


    “Alright.” Mrs. Thompson nodded her head, smiling kindly, “Don’t worry about the meeting gift.”


    With that, Mrs. Thompson looked at Charlie and asked, “Are you heading


    toward marriage?”


    Charlie nodded.


    Mrs. Thompson continued, “Is there any problem with the background of the girl’s family?”


    As someone who had been part of officialdom, Mrs. Thompson was more concerned about the girl’s family background.


    The Thompsons would never marry into a criminal family.


    Charlie smiled and said, “Don’t worry, their family has no political issues going back three generations.”


    “What do her parents do?” Mrs. Thompson asked.


    Charlie answered, “Both of her parents are researchers.”


    Mrs. Thompson was quite satisfied, and continued to ask, “Is she a teacher?” “Yes,” Charlie nodded, “She teaches at the International School in River City,


    Grade 12.’


    “Is she a homeroom teacher?” Mrs. Thompson asked.


    “Yes.


    Mrs. Thompson said, “That must be quite a lot of pressure.”


    “The pressure is indeed not small, but she is very capable,” Charlie continued, “The top talent in River City is in her ss.” Hearing this, Mrs. Thompson became even more satisfied, “What’s her name?”


    “Ye Jun. A Jun as in a crucial moment..”