Salute To The General

Chapter 541 The Daughter Of A Tiger Would Never Marry A...

"I heard that you disappeared after you were chased away by your family," Denise laughed coldly. "So

this is where you've been. Married into a family in Channing as a kept man."

"That has nothing to do with you. Why are you here?" Nathan asked calmly.

"After I called off the engagement with you, I was married to the Griffins right away. I'm now the young

mistress of Damon Griffin," Denise boasted.

"Congratulations. Still, what are you doing here?"

"The Smiths and Jacksons have known each other for decades," Benson quickly explained. "Since we

hadn't talked to each other in quite a while, Mrs. Griffin is here to deepen our bonds."

"Oh? To deepen the bonds between your families?" Nathan frowned.

"That's right!" Denise smiled with her head held high. "The Jacksons and Smiths have always been

friends. The only difference is that we have become a family with important standing in the East, while

the Smiths have returned to Channing. I'm here today to arrange a marriage between our families."

Both Nathan

and began to fix her makeup while explaining, "I have a little brother

that he has polio, so his mind and body aren't as good as

18-year-old boy. I heard that there's a pretty young girl

bride to my brother."

me to marry off my 5-year-old to your

idea, Penny spoke, "Mrs. Griffin,

for decades, my daughter is still too young

live with my brother and raise her until

still wanted to

"Who do you think we are? We're the

to marry into

couldn't help but laugh at the statement as the Jacksons once used to beg the Cross

let Denise marry him.

of achievement in society, they began

Now, they were even trying to force Nathan

was enraged by Nathan's laugh. "What are you laughing at? You're nothing more than a

longer a Cross! Even though my brother is stupid, it's still an honor

your family to bear

daughter of a tiger would never marry a stupid dog," Nathan said coldly.

enough to deserve

lost."

since the Jacksons became rich in the East, they began to look down on the Smiths. That was