Chapter 237

Upon hearing this, Aurora's cold and refined face lit up with a faint smile, reminiscent of a blooming rose—serene and captivating. "But you believed it was wise to be cautious around me. After all, the fact that I was able to secure your grandma's approval and have her as my strongest supporter indicated that I had to be quite resourceful and strategic. You didn't trust me much, so an agreement seemed to be the best solution, right?" Owen's dark eyebrows knitted together slightly. He lifted his wine glass toward her, his voice carrying an unusual note of remorse. "I apologize, Mrs. Jenson. Please disregard that unpleasant agreement. I was clearly mistaken." Aurora laughed gently and accepted his apology, clinking her glass against his. They both took a sip from their drinks. "To be honest, I was quite taken aback when I saw your details. I never imagined that the eldest grandson Rhea referred to would be you, Mr. Jenson..." "How did you come to know my grandma? She's not one