Mia exchanged glances with her husband and subtly nodded, implying, "Give us a minute." She needed to get some details sorted out with Leo.

Leo didn't beat around the bush, "My granddad was against it before because if his granddaughter married my uncle, it'd mess up the family hierarchy. Now that I'm in the same generation, there's no way I'm diving into that chaos." Molly added with a smirk, "Just take Anya's hand and parade around in front of them. Let's see who dares to bring up matchmaking then."

Anya, who had been quietly biting her lip, remained silent.

Leo shrugged, "No point. Not gonna do it."

Andre figured his little sister could cause quite a ruckus if she got jealous, and he wasn't about to let that happen. He quickly headed to his sister's room, pulling his wife along to clear up any misunderstandings.

Sure enough, by the afternoon, the old man Leo mentioned showed up at the Cedillo's place with his granddaughter.

"Where's Leo?" the old man immediately asked Hansen upon entering.

Mia took a good look at the girl. She was barely twenty, around Anya's age, but way more outgoing and bold.

The old man wasted no time introducing his granddaughter, "This is Minnie, nineteen, about the same age as Leo. Perfect match, right?"

Hansen laughed off the suggestion, "Come on, Aaron. Let the kids figure it out themselves. It's their lives."

Aaron, not one to back down, retorted, "Didn't you meddle quite a bit in Andre's wedding?"

He glanced over at Mia, holding her baby, and remarked on how fast things had progressed.

Aaron's ideal son-in-law was a man at the pinnacle of power. Andre's age had never been an issue since his capabilities far outweighed it. But the Irvin family swooped in out of nowhere, making him shift his hopes to the Cedillo family's grandson, who was the right age. Caught off guard, Hansen tried to steer the conversation, "Minnie's a lovely girl. Hasn't she met anyone nice while she's been away?"

The girl on the sofa shook her head, a habit more common in the West, her body language expressive. "Grandpa Aaron, I prefer men from our country. So, I don't care for those abroad."

my Anya are about

thrown off by the unfamiliar name, inadvertently fell

a bit of a thing with

idea of a union

discreetly gave her dad a thumbs up, hidden behind her

remarkable sons, Bruce and Andre, was no ordinary

showed up before Leo

just returned from the venue. Without heading to her room, Hansen warmly pulled her aside, treating her as if she was already his future "granddaughter-in-law."

puzzled, looked

wondered what

aren't you?" Hansen boasted

me to be the

at his grandson, "That

not shy at all, took a seat next to Anya, "Hi, I'm Minnie. I

childish. Meanwhile, Minnie's bold checkered shirt and tan complexion, along with her heavy makeup and flashy accessories, made her appear much older than Anya in her hoodie and jeans. Soon,

at his grandson's retreating figure, added, "That Leo, can't stay away from Anya for a second." Mia was astonished

linger at the Cedillo's for long; Andre had a car ready to take

Cedillo family breathed a collective sigh of relief after the day's

Hansen, complimenting, "Dad,

responded, "Just keeping

a cuddle. "Aaron wants to tie our families together to boost his business. The initial idea of Andre marrying into their family was shocking since Minnie was only sixteen then. I thought, 'My son can't be marrying a minor!' And now he's eyeing my

praised Hansen, "Dad, you're so wise and

beamed with

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