Always Been Yours (Tessa and Nicholas)

Chapter 717 Horace and His Granddaughter

“Exactly. After all, young people simply have to interact with each other more.”

As more and more people tried to introduce their daughter to Remus, the ladies were eventually able to guess what the birthday feast was about. Thus, they all bashfully looked at Nicholas and Kieran, although most of the attention was focused on the former.

After all, they were attracted by the cool and indifferent aura from Nicholas, which was something lacking in Kieran’s approachable and amiable nature. However, Nicholas didn’t bother to even look at them despite their interest in him.

Nevertheless, Kieran was able to sense something wrong because he finally understood what his grandfather was up to. This is not a birthday feast at all. Grandpa is trying to organize a matchmaking session for Nicholas instead. At the thought of that, he nervously peeked at his brother, only to notice the calm look on his face. “Nicholas, did you already know what Grandpa is up to from the beginning?”

single word, although the look on his face gave him away. Despite his frustration with Remus’ action, Nicholas reluctantly accompanied his grandfather while greeting the other

think it is,” Remus said with a cold grunt. “If you

in a fit of pique, he immediately approached the former and whispered, “Look, you don’t have to take Grandpa’s words so seriously because there is nothing he can do either if you won’t cast an eye on

brother?” Remus glared at Kieran with a

Kieran only timidly rubbed his

while you help your parents with the guests. Go now.” Upon hearing the old man’s words,

wasn’t having any of it as he glared at Remus and showed his stance. “You’re only wasting your time and energy because I won’t change my mind, no matter what

It turned out that the guest was Remus’ long-lost friend, Horace Muller, who

visit her grandfather, they happened to catch Remus’ birthday feast just in time and eventually decided to come for the occasion. When the old man walked up to Remus, he apologetically said, “I was a little occupied