My Love Until the Last Goodbye by Alut

Chapter 1171

And the biggest surprise of the evening was the arrival of the Evans Hayward family: Lucius, who arrived just in time, looking more mature than ever. That youthful, sometimes shy face was now gone.

Today, he was a businessman-attractive, serious, and respected in Hesperia. In the end, he didn't become a judge, or a lawyer, or a businessman running the family empire. Life had taken him in another direction.

He was brilliant with money. His greatest strength was numbers. Even against Anthony Moriarty's wishes, he had become an investment banker-helping companies go public, handling mergers and acquisitions, securing financing, and offering advisory services when time allowed.

In short, Lucius had become a finance whiz. He also had his own wine company, founded with the inheritance from his grandfather-but what truly calmed his mind was the work he did in finance.

Yet the real surprise wasn't how mature he looked, or how big and happy Amanda had grown. It was what she shouted that stunned everyone.

"Grandpa!" Amanda cried out the moment she spotted Maximus.

"My girl! How are you?" Maximus said, kneeling to greet his granddaughter.

"Look! Come! I want you to meet someone! I'm so happy, Grandpa-I HAVE A MOM NOW!" she yelled at the top of her lungs, making everyone turn toward the woman walking hand in hand with Lucius.

Maximus felt a pang in his chest. Did his son have a relationship he hadn't told him about? What was happening?

picked up Amanda in his arms and walked over to

"Lucius... Son..."

to the whole world,"

any longer to tell him. She's the

what's going on," Maximus said, eyeing the

introduce you

her name, but there was no time for further explanation-the wedding march had begun, and everyone had to take

looked much younger than Lucius. She was shy, but Amanda

sat down,

cheerful manner greeted the young woman

was really shocked-that was just Angela Moriarty's way, making even the shyest person

was stunned. She was very close to Lucius, yet she had no

life. Something

Amanda's hands, she smiled like she belonged there. She was beautiful-her hair black as night, her skin

she looked at the little girl, and that signature smile, much like

without further delay, the bride appeared on