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Gwendolyn was stunned for a moment after hearing Zayden's request. “Are you attending Patrick's engagement party?”

She knew about the upcoming event on Saturday. It was the engagement party between the Ashton and Lowen families that were presently the talk of the city. It was likely that all the upper-class people in Avenport would be attending. The Surrington family was the second most powerful family in Avenport, so they were naturally on the guest list.

Knowing that he wouldn't be able to keep her in the dark, Zayden nodded.

“Please don't turn me down, Gwen.”

Zayden was wearing a white suit, looking immaculate and elegant. When he looked at her, there was a smile in his eyes.

Gwendolyn mulled it over.

But if Mrs. Surrington were also attending, she would undoubtedly go off the deep end. After all, she threw me a check and told me to leave Zayden. Anyway, I can understand her feelings. He's her most beloved son, so she will naturally object if he were to marry someone with children. If I were in her shoes, I would also take issue with it. From her perspective, I do understand her. But then, Zayden has a special place in my heart, for he's my savior.

“Okay!”

I'll just have to put up with a few glares from her and her giving me a hard time. That's nothing to me!

Beaming, Zayden reached out and stroked her head.

“Thank you!”

saw the interaction between the two of them, a

well. Gwen has known Mr. Surrington for many years, so if

Patrick a text

Ziegler is in cahoots with that

message read: Mr. Lowen, Mr. Surrington came over tonight and is having a great time chatting with Ms. Ashton. Why don't you come

He wants to eat our cooking? Hah! In his dreams! Even if we feed it to the dogs, we'll never give it

of chilliness manifested on his grim

that man any more messages

only a child, he resembled an adult at that moment and

even started to suspect that

Justin noticed her surprised and mystified expression, he

something

the living room and

kitchen, Julian had already finished

smirk playing on his lips, he carried

guess right,