The Billionaire's True Heiress From Fake Jewel to Real Crown novel Chapter 1319

"Yes, I definitely want to wear the style from your village!"

"Exactly like the one the bride was wearing!"

It was just too breathtaking, Gemma marveled!

Barrett nodded immediately. "No problem, we'll start getting things ready right away. We'll have your measurements taken first."

"As long as you give the green light, we'll model our wedding exactly after Edison's."

"And don't worry, my parents already said the wedding gifts will be whatever your family asks for."

Barrett felt validated in hoping some of Edison's wedding luck would rub off on them.

Just a few days ago, his girlfriend had been incredibly resistant to the idea of the James Village, but now she was completely enamored with the place.

Although Barrett had spent most of his life away at school, he felt a deep sense of belonging to the James Village.

The James Village was his home, and as easygoing as Barrett was, it would have broken his heart if his future wife despised his roots.

Barrett was well aware that Gemma's friends and family disapproved of him.

Gemma had even been mocked by her friends for dating him.

They had told her she had to be out of her mind to date some guy from the country.

But what was wrong with being from the country?

The annual dividends for the residents of the James Village amounted to hundreds of thousands of dollars per person.

He had been receiving that money since the day he was born.

The payouts increased every single year in a steady stream, and his parents had deposited every cent of it into a separate account for him.

He now had enough cash to buy a house outright in the city she lived in.

He could easily afford a generous wedding settlement.

Paying for the wedding and the reception wouldn't even make a dent.

His family hadn't touched a single dime of his money.

His parents worked in the city and had built up their own substantial nest egg over the years.

Although Barrett had grown up in the countryside, he hadn't exactly lived a life of hardship.

He certainly didn't feel inferior to anyone from the city.

Whatever toys the city kids had, the James Village distributed to the children every holiday season.

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