Masked In Nobility: Secrets Of Mrs. Chavez by Selina Gorges

Jeremiah calmly took a sip of his coffee, the same dark roast his grandpa loved. He’d be got tired of it. drinking it all his life and never

His long fingers tapped lightly on the armrest of the couch. With half-closed eyes, he glanced at Jase, his expression indifferent. “If you like kids so much, maybe you should just go have one yourself. Grandma won’t blame you for it.”

Jase almost spilled his coffee, thinking. This kid would be the death of me. “Quit dodging the question! I think that girl Samantha from the Mitchell family is a good match-good character, mild-tempered. You should marry her. Not like anyone else wants you. If you don’t do it, I’ll swallow my pride and propose for you.”

Recently, when Jase visited the military, he had exchanged a few words with Tim Mitchell. They quickly agreed on a marriage between Jeremiah and Samantha, Both single, raised together-seemed perfect.

Jeremiah set down his coffee cup, showing no expression, and cut Jase off, “You already have a granddaughter-in-law. Stop playing matchmaker, or she’ll be mad.”

Jase was taken aback by Jeremiah’s words, but soon a smile crept onto his face, barely hiding his delight.

His eyes lit up, and even his mustache trembled excitedly. “When did you start dating? Who is she? From Betrico? Why didn’t you tell me sooner? You don’t have to date forever, you know. Your grandmother and I only met twice and look at us, a lifetime together”

Jase was blown away by the unexpected news. He always thought his aloof and distant grandson, Jeremiah, would end up forever alone. But now Jeremiah had a girlfriend and Jase was really curious about the girl.

Jase often worried about Jeremiah’s

preferences might lean differentlyse friendship with Andrew from the Mitchell family, wondering if his grandson’s

preferences might lean differently. Now, without any fanfare, there was a girlfriend.

Seacrity. Not some high-society heiress, just a really nice girl

He wondered, ‘He is

if seeing him for the first time, and after a beat, regained his composure. He responded with a casual air, Jeremiah, who

shot

go this time out of respect for the new granddaughter-in-law. Calming himself, he asked Jeremiah, “Does she know who you

tilted his

an old stick-in-the-mud either. The Chavez family didn’t need marriages for alliances. They had

only worry was Jeremiah ending up alone. Life was long, and Jase was getting old. He wished to see Jeremiah find someone to share his life with while he was still

at the string on Jeremiah’s wrist, puzzled. “When did you start wearing

“When you’re taken, you

He is strutting like a peacock. “Alright, back to business. Your trip to Mysonna went well. The big boss

his usual calm demeanor.

it, then tossed it back with a cold

We can’t agree to this. The Ybaulla folks are persistent, though. Their prime minister’s visiting Clusia soon, likely stirring up more trouble. You’re in charge of

nodded, thinking it was just another job. If they’re not behaving, deal

While he trusted Jeremiah, he worried about underhanded

the time they finished, it was already early morning. Jase, in

managing his routine, rarely staying up this late anymore. Jeremiah helped