The Rise of a Master: It Starts With Rejection

Chapter 467

The Walsh residence in Aleshire, sprawling across 35 acres, was a testament to their wealth. The renovations alone had cost around two billion dollars, and the total property value was estimated at 20 billion dollars-a clear display of their immense fortune. For a family like theirs, there was no need to book high-end hotels or luxury resorts for weddings. Their estate was more than sufficient to host the grandest of celebrations.

Today marked the wedding of Michael, the youngest Walsh son, to Yvonne, Nala's personal secretary. It was a perfect match given their social standings, and the steady stream of luxury cars arriving at the estate indicated the scale of the event. Soon, a Rolls-Royce Phantom pull

and Nala stepped out, still wearing her signature

veil. She was accompanied by Alfie, who had donned a custom-tailored suit. The Walsh family's major members personally greeted her, which just showed how extraordinary her

status was.

family members. "Miss," Alfie immediately reported, "your suspicions were correct. Felix did visit Yvonne at

flickered in Nala's eyes. "Interesting. So, he truly fell for Yvonne? But without power, his sense of justice is nothing but empty words. What was the point of seeing Yvonne? Would she dare defy me and call off the wedding?" Alfie shook his head. "No, Yvonne likely agreed to meet him just to

entrance. "Felix might show up today, but in his current state, if he dares disrupt the wedding, the Walsh family will destroy him. I've already repaid my debt to the orphanage-he's dreaming if he expects my help!" Alfie hesitated before adding, "According to our intelligence, Felix was with Ryan and.

aren't fools. They won't oppose the Walsh family for Felix's sake. Their families would turn against them if they did.

and Felix appeared in their line of sight. "See? Felix isn't even here. Let's go inside. I need to discuss some

in Dragonia. Few people

a middle-aged man rushed toward them.

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family had a long-standing tradition-their patriarch never greeted guests at the door, regardless of status.

off to in such a rush?" Nala