Remorse After Breaking Up (Sebastian) novel Chapter 660

Martin looked at Heather and asked, "Are you willing to marry the Stonebrook's heir?"

Heather replied without hesitation, "Mr. Camden is an outstanding man. Of course I'm willing."

"Alright then. We'll settle this marriage today and then ask the Stonebrook family to deal with that little bastard!" Martin said coldly.

The father and daughter then stepped out to greet their guests.

Meanwhile, the Stonebrook family had arrived in large numbers, bringing an abundance of betrothal gifts.

Leading them was a dignified middle-aged man, Denzel Stonebrook, the head of the Stonebrook family and one of the top powerhouses of the southern region.

Beside him was a young man of about 26 years old. Though his appearance was average, he had an impressive presence; this was Camden Stonebrook, the heir to the Stonebrook family.

"Mr. Denzel, Mr. Camden, your arrival truly graces our humble Knott Estate," Martin said with a flattering smile.

Denzel smiled slightly and said, "Mr. Knott, you're too kind. Please forgive our unannounced visit."

"No need for that; it's our honor. Please, come in." Martin led the father and son into the sitting room and had them seated.

Denzel got straight to the point, saying, "I've long heard that your daughter is as beautiful as a goddess, and today I see the reputation is well-deserved."

"Thank you for the compliment, Mr. Stonebrook." Heather appeared slightly shy.

But the more reserved she acted, the more captivated Camden became; his eyes never left her, like they were practically glued to her every move.

Denzel quickly reprimanded, "Camden, it's impolite to keep staring at Ms. Knott. Apologize immediately."

Camden snapped out of his daze and quickly stood up, saying, "I'm sorry, Ms. Knott, I was being rude."

One had to admit, the Stonebrook family had truly gone all out. The gold coins alone amounted to 880 thousand, which was a significant sum.

Moreover, the value of the gemstones and antiques was also high, but the most precious items there were the medicinal herbs and pills.

These were all top-grade medicinal herbs, the kind that were highly sought after but rarely available.

The pills were even more valuable, especially a bottle of Purification Pills among them. It was considered the pinnacle of second-grade pills.

A single one was worth tens of thousands of gold coins. It was almost impossible to buy, even if one had the money.

Purification Pills were incredibly difficult to refine, with fewer than five alchemists in the entire southern region capable of making them.

Moreover, the herbs required for Purification Pills were extremely rare. Generally, only the four major families and the southern region's top chamber of commerce, the Wilbur Odyssey, could acquire them.