A Relentless Pursuit for Love novel Chapter 368

Chapter 368 Jace looked at Wayne’s energetic face and clear and illuminating eyes. He spoke very slowly,” Yuriel, Jace Yuriel.”

He did not have the intention to hide his true identity. He was there for a purpose, and eventually, he would have to tell Wayne about his identity, so hiding it did not make sense.

Upon hearing the last name, Wayne slowly narrowed his eyes and said, “You are Simon Yuriel’s grandson?”

Jace nodded his head and answered, “Yes. To be exact, his daughter’s son.

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Wayne raised his eyebrow and confirmed, “Freya’s son?”

“Yes.” Jace replied, “Freya Yuriel is my mother.”

The brightness in Wayne’s eye increased and he smiled. “No wonder you look so familiar. Your eyebrows and eyes are almost identical to your mother and grandfather. As if it was directly copied and pasted onto your face.”

Jace also smiled and said, “I only knew about your relationship with my teacher and my grandfather when I called him. The Three Musketeers of Peach Garden, am I right?”_

Wayne laughed out loud when he thought of all those things he had done with his friends when they first started working. “Oh my, The Three Musketeers of Peach Garden. Mendoza was the one who came out with that name. Your grandfather and I had never admitted it but we said we would let Mendoza be the only musketeer. We will never work with him.”

Despite that, Wayne’s attitude towards Jace became even friendlier, as if Jace was his nephew. After that, Wayne continued polishing the hairpin, avoiding Jace. Once he was finished, only then did he ask, “Spill it, why did you come to visit me? Even though Jace was famous for having a straight face, Wayne could still tell Jace came over for a reason with his pair of discerning eyes. Jace did not hesitate and directly expressed his intention for Wayne to come out from his retirement and cooperate with his grandfather.

After knowing the ins and outs, Wayne pondered for a moment and said, “I have never said that I had retired. It’s just that I haven’t had any masterpieces for many years. I’m getting old and carving a masterpiece requires a lot of attention and focus. It doesn’t take much effort to carve a small item. Each age brings forth new genius on this noble land, each will rule its own domain for years to come. The new era now belongs to your generation. Why would you think about asking me to do this?”: