Sheng Ning quickly glanced over and discovered her great-uncleās signature at the bottom, her expression unchanged, because this meant there was no possibility of refusal.
"In three days, will you attend?"
"I must."
"Then you go! Iāll stay home with the children."
Sheng Ning burst out laughing, "You stole your brother-in-lawās line."
Anāan couldnāt help but laugh too, "Brother-in-law will be here soon, maybe he can go with you!"
Speaking of Xu Qigang brought out a sweet smile, "Iām waiting for him!"
In England, at Westminster Castle. This is a historic and majestic Victorian-era building, surrounded by breathtaking scenic views that are renowned worldwide.
In the morning, Butler Amber hurriedly walked across an expensive velvet carpet, holding the latest edition of Time magazine. The busy servants nodded and greeted him as they saw him. Amber ascended the spiral staircase, following the melodious sound of a violin to the castleās observatory.
A tall man, dressed in an expensive handmade suit, was playing the violin. From Amberās angle, his side profile was perfect, like the most exquisite work of God.
Amberās ancestors have always served the British Royal Nobles. He was a typical English gentleman and a qualified butler. Even if he was anxious, he would quietly wait until the performance ended.
"Whatās the matter?" The man put down the violin and turned around, his azure blue eyes were as clear and bright as the most precious sapphires. This was a feature of the Westminster Family, with every generation of the Duke having such eyes.
"Duke," Amber bowed slightly, his hand holding the newspaper trembling uncontrollably, "I discovered this newspaper this morning, please take a look."
"Give it to me."
"Yes." Amber respectfully handed over the newspaper.
As the man took the newspaper, he immediately noticed the little boy on the cover. His azure blue eyes suddenly changed, and he squeezed the originally flat newspaper so hard it became deformed.
"Whatās going on here?" He asked in disbelief.
"Um, I donāt know! Duke, just from looking at the child, he clearly looks like yours, do you really not know?" Amber wiped the cold sweat from his face, genuinely both amused and irritated.
The Duke was someone heād watched grow up, always a disciplined and responsible child. He truly didnāt expect the Duke would have an illegitimate child outside.
"Duke, thereās really no need to be embarrassed. Thereās no need to worry either, if everyone knew you had such a son, I think the entire Westminster Family would be very happy." With that thought, Amber cheerfully rubbed his hands together, a rare act not expected of a gentleman.
"This is wonderful, so delightful." He was already impatient to meet the young lord.
The Duke of Westminster had a trace of confusion in his eyes, "I donāt know, I really donāt." He genuinely didnāt know; if he did, he would never allow his child, a boy of the Westminster Family, to wander outside.
"You really donāt know?" Amber asked incredulously, "Itās really not because youāre shy, secretly hiding him outside?"
The Duke of Westminsterās handsome face suddenly clouded over, "Amber!"
"Iām sorry, Duke," Amber quickly laughed and bowed in apology, "But this child, both in expression and eyes, looks exactly like you when you were young. I swear, except for a lord from the Westminster Family, no one could have such noble air."