The Girlboss Begs for Remarriage by Chu

Chapter 120

Dan was taken aback. “Arrange an engagement?”

His granddaughter was certainly not young, but she showed no inclination to marry, so he could not do much even if he was anxious for her.

Still, he could not resist asking, “May I ask who’s the gentleman you’d be recommending?”

“I’m afraid he’s not from an important family.” Greg started lowballing. “But I’m sure he’ll soon become someone special.”

To be honest, Lane Holdings was insignificant to the upper echelons of Riverton. However, their future was definitely inestimable since they were partnered with Vicky!

“Oh…” Dan was actually not interested–what Greg was saying was that the man he recommended was some average Joe with neither riches nor influence.

Surely his treasured granddaughter should not suffer such… shame!

Still, Greg quickly added, “Hold on, Mr. Zimmer. He’s only in his twenties, and though he may not have influence or riches, he’s already Vicky’s personal consultant. Do you think he would still fall short with such an accomplishment already under his belt?”

Dan was stunned–Vicky’s personal consultant?!

Consultant aside, ‘personal‘ was the key here–anyone who could reach Vicky’s inner circle would definitely be a big deal!

But who could it be? Yara Quill? But it was definitely a man from the way Greg put

It…

be Frank Lawrence?

she was

medicine and his character. If he really did marry Janet, Flora

me

that, Dan was all smiles as he said, “Oh,

a perfect fiance for

fereg promptly asked, “You’re saying…?”

think we should let the kids meet at least. Marriage is a serious business after all, and we really should consider

nodded repeatedly. “That’s so considerate of you, Mr. Zimmer! Why don’t- you bring your granddaughter over to Verdant Hotel tonight? Let our families meet while the kids get to know each

problem,” Dan agreed

to rush into the cauldron room, telling a sweaty Janet, “Dearie, you can put that aside for now. There’s a dinner you

on your own?” Janet

were

grandfather usually attended such social dinners alone, since the

to diagnose their various symptoms. In contrast, her presence was inconsequential and she got bored after the first two, so she never attended another ever

quickly waved her off. “No, this is different. You’re the star for this occasion.”

“A blind date.”

exclaimed, springing to her feet and

snapped, “I told you I don’t need

boyfriend who’s better at medicine than I am, didn’t you?” Dan quickly reasoned. “The