Bye-Bye Jerk, Hello Mr. Right by Rosie Steppe

Chapter 876

“Lena, you’re back! Aaron…”

Mrs. Lane immediately waved at Lena, signaling her to come over quickly.

Lena had a sinking feeling and didn’t step forward. Just then, Aaron walked over and stood beside her, his gaze sweeping over everyone in the room.

As his sleeve brushed against Lena’s hand, the accidental touch gave her a sudden boost of

courage.

What was there to be afraid of? With Aaron here, her mother wouldn’t dare go overboard.

It was a confidence she had grown up with–so long as Aaron was around, her mother was nothing more than a paper tiger.

To this day, Lena couldn’t quite figure it out. Aaron wasn’t even biologically related to the family, yet everyone seemed to hold him in unusually high regard. Whatever he said, no one would dare contradict.

It was precisely because of this unique favoritism that Lena often rode on his coattails, benefiting from his influence.

“Chairman Goodwick, Mrs. Goodwick,” Aaron greeted the unfamiliar guests first, acknowledging the family of three.

Lena followed behind him, still looking like a young girl who hadn’t quite grown up. Her mother sighed helplessly and shook her head. “Your uncle has already greeted them. Don’t you know how to say hello? This is

and this here is Arthur. He

you on his

Lena: ”

you wer

little.”

quietly annoyed, Lena still greeted

sat down and then called to her,

she hesitated even a moment, her mother would drag her there herself.

her,” Mrs. Goodwick said as she sized Lena up from head to toe, not even sparing a strand of hair. Her gaze

nudged her son, urging him to take a good look too. Although she hadn’t said anything outright, Lena already understood the purpose of their

dragged her home–it was to

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had probably promised to set her son up with

whether she recognizes you or not,” Aaron said

and tried to mediate. “How can it not matter? What kind of. future mother–in–law doesn’t recognize her

stunned by the implication, unable

immediately chimed in, “Lena, your grandmother means that she hopes you and Arthur can get to know each other. You’re not young anymore, and it just so happens that Arthur isn’t married either. Our families are close, and we know each other well.” “You may know each other well, but I don’t even know who he is. How are

him! You two can exchange contact information, chat often, go out for coffee or a movie, and spend time getting familiar with each