Chapter 236

According to rumors, the Jenson family was known for their admirable family traditions. There had never been any scandalous rumors about them, likely because some members held prominent roles in both the military and political sectors. Families like theirs typically maintained a disciplined work ethic and imposed strict behavioral expectations on their children. Take Owen's generation, for instance. In addition to Owen, the eldest grandson, some of the younger family members had already achieved significant positions in the military and political fields at a young age. A family that had remained successful for so many years couldn't have relied solely on business ventures. "Despite Mr. Henry's limited abilities and poor health, he raised a remarkable daughter. Over a decade ago, when Mr. Lancaster Senior fell gravely ill, several of his children ended up in court fighting over property. "It was Melanie who chose to relinquish her claim, leaving the family mansion with the elde