Mission To Remarry

Chapter 1957 Familial Relationships

Jones and Yennefer brought plenty of gifts, which included vintage red wine preserved for twenty years from Faulkay, Red Hibernia coffee beans that were extremely rare in the south, and expensive mushrooms harvested from the mountainous regions in Xendale.

Roxanne had never seen most of the items given by the couple.

It was said that one catty of the mushrooms cost tens of thousands.

Roxanne was speechless as she listened to Sonya chatting with Yennefer. The gifts for this visit alone already cost almost a million.

In front of Elias and Sonya, Yennefer continuously praised Roxanne. She waxed lyrical about her impressive medical skills, good looks, and ability to manage such a large corporation in addition to giving birth to three adorable children. It made Roxanne seem like such a rare gem of a wife.

Sonya began feeling guilty and joined her in praising her daughter-in-law too.

Jones and Elias exchanged pleasantries and expressed their deepest regret for not attending Lucian's wedding. After which, Elias pulled his old pal along with him to taste the red wine.

Lucian and James leisurely sipped the various kinds of premium coffee on the second-floor balcony.

relationship between both families

eligible young woman as James still had not found a

decided that finding a woman good enough for James would be no

friend and was occupied with Jonathan. In fact, James was very well aware

let me know if you ever come across someone you think might be suitable. Don't worry about it.” Yennefer hurriedly clarified when

head to the

mother-in-law still require you to cook?” Yennefer eyed

is a cook who has everything taken care of. She's merely thinking of whipping up several dishes as a treat since all of

she turned

are out of this world, and the truth is that I rarely cook.” Roxanne inclined her

“Let me do it. I recently learned a new recipe for a soup that will go well with

that, she went

like it! She used to complain to me about how inadequate you were. It's

so vehemently to