Chapter 101: Did He Really Know Her Mother?

The car had been driving for half an hour when Ethan explained the situation to Eliana—his grandfather Gregory had high blood pressure, so he couldn't be angered. "When we get there, no matter what the old man says, you just agree and accept it. He's promised me he'll return to his hometown after this meal, and I'll handle the rest," Ethan said. "Okay," Eliana nodded. Chase glanced at her, "You don't seem nervous at all?" Eliana wasn't meeting elders for the first time; she always won their affection, "Gregory seems to like me a lot. I can just get along with him like a friend. There's nothing to worry about." As they talked, the car pulled into a villa, with hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of decor outside the courtyard, and the entrance was decorated with an antique charm. "The courtyard is decorated with a very southern flair," Eliana commented. Ethan got out of the car and opened the door for her, "My grandfather started his fortune here in his early years, then late