Cherished By Seven Sisters by Melvin Houle

Chapter 285 Arrogant

Is this an attempt to reconcile with me? Emrys was surprised for a moment, but he quickly dismissed the thought from his mind.

He had met countless people, and he wondered how someone as proud and aloof as Myles could possibly feel remorse over what happened last time? He probably just felt annoyed. He’s claiming to invite me for a meal as an apology, but I fear he may have some hidden motive to deal with me later.

Emrys was not so naive.

However, the Youngblood and Atkinson families had been close for generations. Even if he didn’t want to do Myles the favor, he should at least show some respect to Richard and Lydia.

As for Myles‘ scheming, Emrys figured he would know once he arrived at the scene tomorrow. As the majestic Empyrean Lord, how could I possibly be scared of someone as insignificant as him?

Soon, on the following day, the group arrived at Solomon’s luxurious mansion.

Solomon’s age was roughly the same as Richard’s, and the two were already quite familiar with each other, so there was no need for extensive introductions.

Maximus had long been acquainted with Solomon’s family, and his relationship with Myles was fairly good.

Before Myles went abroad to study, the two of them often spent time together.

under such circumstances, Cordelia and Emrys were the ones who seemed

is Mr. Atkinson,” Lydia

approached Solomon and greeted, “Hello,

you’re indeed stunningly beautiful. No wonder my son is always thinking about you. I’ve lost count of how many times he’s mentioned you in front of me.” When Solomon saw Cordelia, he couldn’t help but admire her. She’s indeed Lydia’s

Cordelia, Solomon also had some knowledge. It seemed that his own son had encountered some obstacles in his pursuit of Cordelia, and that obstacle had also shown up that

thought in mind, Solomon swiftly shifted

met Emrys, but he didn’t need to guess to know that

over that day

if the person who could defeat

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could introduce him, Solomon took the initiative and walked up to

steady, emb*dying the quality of being neither humble or overbearing to

your elder. Shouldn’t you at least add the term of address “Sir” after

displeased

respect by greeting the latter. Peers? You must be daydreaming. Even if the ancient ancestors of your Atkinson family were to rise from

Emrys looked directly ahead.

further idle chatter with him. Instead, he went straight to