Goodbye You Never Loved Me novel (Martha and Stefan) novel Chapter 394

Chapter 394 The family dinner

Early the next morning, Martha followed Louis to the Lucas family.

The car passed through the lively streets and slowly made its way to the other side of the city.

Half an hour later, the luxurious black car stopped in front of a castle.

Louis looked sideways at the woman sitting at his side, the corners of his mouth curved up in a smile, "This is your home."

Martha's red lips were pursed, and after clenching her hands, she pulled open the door and stepped out of the car.

She got out of the car and as soon as she looked up, she saw a luxurious castle in front of her.

The castle was purple, and the walls on the castle were a bit worn and obviously had a history of years.

With just one glance, Martha could feel the majesty and luxury of the castle, and it was at this moment that she suddenly knew why the Lucas family would fight for the position of the head of the family.

People with desire should want to stand at the supreme point of this castle and become the master of this castle.

Louis saw the solemnity in his cousin's eyes, and his eyes were thick with worry, but he smiled and went over to place his hand on the latter's shoulder.

"Grandma's situation is complicated now, so you have to be mentally prepared."

Martha's brows knitted slightly. She glanced sideways at Louis, with confusion in her eyes.

Louis sighed helplessly, "You'll understand what I mean in a minute."

Martha nodded gently and followed Louis into the castle.

When Martha followed Louis in, the Lucas family was sitting at a long table waiting for the two of them to appear.

The Lucas were dressed in the formal attire of attending a family dinner, with serious faces looking in the direction of the two just walked in.

When Martha looked over, she instantly felt that there was something solemn about this family dinner.

The old Mrs. Lucas sat in the main seat, obviously the master of the Lucas family.

To the left of the old Mrs. Lucas sat her three sons, Gage, Clark and Sam.

On the right of the old Mrs. Lucas was the youngest daughter Eva, and her grandson Andrew Lucas and granddaughter Daisy Lucas.

Since today was a family dinner, all the attendees were the members of the Lucas family.

Among Eva's three sons, only Louis Caesar was present, while her other two sons went abroad with their father and had not yet returned.

When Louis appeared with Martha, everyone sitting at the long table looked sideways at her.

Martha's hand at her side had tightened unknowingly, and a thin layer of sweat permeated her palm.