The Phantom Heiress Rising From The Shadows

Chapter 246 Visiting

Ethan's Parents

In the afternoon, Ethan settled into his seat across from Luther for a game of chess.

With each move, Luther's experienced hands guided a knight into position, showcasing decades of strategic

expertise. The game remained evenly matched, with neither the seasoned businessman nor the family patriarch

able to claim the upper hand.

"While we play, Ethan, reflect on your past with Rosie," Luther said, eyes fixed on the chessboard. "She might

be headstrong, but deep down, her intentions are pure."

Luther had arranged the chess match not just for the game, but to engage in private conversation with Ethan.

Ethan stiffened, unsure if Luther was trying to dig into his decision to not choose Rosie for marriage.

Understanding Luther's influential position in both the Harper family and the Harper Group, a company with its power extending throughout the country, Ethan chose his words carefully.

"Indeed, Rosie is like family to me," Ethan said, moving his queen forward. "She has always been like a sister to

me."

Luther's expression stiffened, and he noticed Ethan's careful attempt to dodge the true issue. He believed Ethan

clearly knew what he wanted to ask-Rosie had grown up with him, why didn't he want to marry her?

Luther couldn't grasp why Ethan would want to marry Brenna after only a few meetings, ignoring his years of

close friendship with Rosie.

should know that Rosie expects more from your relationship, Ethan," Luther said. "She grew up believing she'd be your bride, given our

a sister to me. Despite being aware of

had resolved not to honor the arrangement. Moreover,

to fulfill

quiet, almost thoughtful.

the moment we first met, I knew Brenna was

marriage out of pity for

the nervousness in Ethan's demeanor and laughed lightly. "My main concern is your and Brenna's happiness. Don't worry;

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Ethan prepared to leave, the family staff was busy filling Ethan's car with boxes

the generous boxes of fruits and vegetables, a hint of resignation in his eyes

to do with it

to refuse to accept them,

your parents and grandparents would enjoy these. It could be seen

the idea. "That's an

some time to come with me and

before she could voice her objection, Ethan was

the car, he dialed his mother, telling her that he and

since Ethan's parents usually stayed at the

searching for a polite excuse, said, "I'm not sure

going there empty-handed. Four crates of fresh produce are a

a bit improper to bring such

of your care for their health. You've already done so much for my grandfather; his improvement in mobility is all thanks to you. Really, your presence is more valuable