Supreme Heir Son-in-law

Chapter 598: Chapter 598: The Son-in-law who Rides the Dragon

Xu Ke managed to coax her right before they arrived at the banquet. In truth, Lin Mengyao wasn’t upset at all; she just enjoyed the feeling of being pampered by Xu Ke, as if she held a special place in someone’s heart.

Because they weren’t the main characters of today’s banquet, Xu Ke and Lin Mengyao’s outfits were not particularly striking, just decent. However, good-looking people can make even a burlap bag look stylish, let alone formal attire.

The moment they entered, they attracted a lot of attention. But for the two of them, who were used to such attention, there was nothing special about it. It would only be peculiar if no one noticed them when they appeared.

Feng Aimin was a middle-aged man with a hint of male pattern baldness. He was evidently well-prepared, approaching Xu Ke and Lin Mengyao with ease and without any awkwardness, not mistaking or not recognizing anyone. His appearance was affable, and his humorous and witty words made him likable, allowing him to quickly build rapport with people.

"I didn’t expect the Family Head of the Xu Family to be so young. Remarkably promising at such a young age! When I was your age, I knew nothing. Unbelievable, it seems our era is about to end," Feng Aimin cheerfully said, touching his balding head.

"I assume the lady beside you is your wife. I didn’t expect her to be so young and beautiful. You and Xu look like a perfect couple—truly a match made in heaven," Feng Aimin said, glancing at Lin Mengyao before turning back to continue complimenting Xu Ke.

no malice towards him, perhaps even some evident goodwill. Though unsure why, after hearing the compliments about himself and his wife, even someone as aloof as

words with Feng Aimin on one side, on the other, Mrs. Feng was guiding her daughter among the ladies,

knows nothing; his position isn’t settled yet. At this moment, we need to keep a low profile. Once things are settled here, it’ll be

and favorable. If there was truly something unsatisfactory, it would probably be this daughter. She looked obedient but was actually a little troublemaker, always insisting on getting what she wanted and doing as she pleased. If things didn’t

temperament, Mrs. Feng quickly added, "This isn’t the place we used to be. Here, under the shadow of the capital, even dislodged tiles might hit someone with influence. If you cause trouble, your dad might not be able to protect you, so you better

end? Are you hitting menopause early? If you’ve got nothing to do, go for an ovarian maintenance session. Stop nagging in front of me.

yet you respond like this. Are you trying to make me angry? If I die from anger, no one will take care of you, and then you’ll be happy," Mrs. Feng said, nearly breathless, feeling that her longevity was just her good fortune, as

Feng was exasperated by her daughter, whereas Miss Feng paid no heed to her mother’s anger. In any case, she’d calm down soon; why waste energy soothing her? Miss

my side tonight, don’t go anywhere. Even if you need to go to the restroom, I must accompany you," Mrs. Feng was utterly vexed by Miss Feng but found herself helpless. She

troubled, and unbeknownst to her, wished numerous times for this banquet to end

worries, thinking her constant sighing and complaining was terribly annoying. Yet everything in Shangjing was truly fascinating for Miss Feng. She didn’t know anyone at this banquet, making everything feel so

captured her attention. How could she describe this figure? It was as if this figure’s appearance relegated everything else to the background, making him the unattainable moon, while others weren’t even stars, just roadside lamps—such was the stark