When Mrs. Stone, and Elisa were talking, Julian remained silent.
After the mother and daughter stopped discussing who would take over the Farrell family in the future, Julian got up and said goodbye again: “I won’t disturb everyone, let’s go first. Please have dinner some other day when you are free.”
Mrs. Stone asked her son to send Julian out.
Clive got up and saw them off.
Julian did not stop him.
Out of the main house, Clive asked Julian: “Julian, you don’t mean that to my sister, how long will you continue to act? Who asked you to play the leading role?”
Clive wanted to know who it was, he could invite Julian to star in the play.
Julian: “It’s hard to say, I don’t want to say it, it’s embarrassing.”
Clive: “…”
Julian made a bet with Andrew, lost the bet, and had to help Andrew unconditionally.
Andrew’s condition was that before Remy and Elisa get engaged, Julian must make a promise to “pursue” Elisa.
Didn’t Mrs. Stone think Remy was far away?
Julian was close enough, he was also from Wiltspoon.
But did Mrs. Stone dare to let her daughter marry Julian?
Obviously, Mrs. Stone didn’t dare.
With Julian as a comparison, Mrs. Stone found Remy much more pleasing to the eye.
“Do you think it’s far away? How far? Compared to those who marry abroad, Annenburg is very close, okay? Besides, Remy has been working in Wiltspoon for a long time, and he also has real estate here. After marriage, the young couple must live in Wiltspoon.
That’s a normal thing, and you don’t live in Annenburg for a long time.”
Clive smiled embarrassingly, unable to speak. He made a gesture of invitation to Julian, and invited Julian to get into the car.
Before getting into the car, Julian did not forget to tell: “Don’t let my father know that I have been here, otherwise if I marry your sister back home, she will be a widow for the rest of her life.”
Clive: “You are even more afraid that Patriarch Bucham will know about this.”
“Oh, Grandma York tricked me.” Julian sighed again.
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