The Girl They Ignored Returned as the Woman Seven Men Would Die For novel Chapter 91

Lucas Lancaster's deep gaze fell on Damaris Charles, his brows furrowing slightly.

At that moment, Quincy Lowen lowered his head with a helpless smile and stepped in to explain.

"Ma'am, this estate does indeed belong to my family, but I'm not Lucas. I'm his good friend, Quincy."

"Ah? Haha! My bad, my bad, I got the wrong person."

Damaris awkwardly rested her hand on Quincy's shoulder, laughing so hard she trembled. Once she had her fill of laughter, she naturally grabbed Quincy's arm and asked conspiratorially.

"Quince, so who exactly is Lucas then?"

Damaris's overly familiar behavior left everyone stunned.

Because Lucas and Quincy's family backgrounds were far superior to the rest of the crowd, even as friends, many people present maintained a polite and respectful demeanor around them.

Who would dare act like Damaris, treating the place as casually as her own home, constantly patting shoulders and grabbing arms, and even calling him 'Quince'!

Fortunately, Quincy was well-bred and cultured. He didn't hold Damaris's behavior against her; instead, he looked toward the head seat and smiled, gesturing. "There, the one in the main seat is Lucas."

Damaris followed his gaze and saw the young man in the main seat wearing a black T-shirt, tall and sturdily built.

She thought about how the party was clearly being held at Quincy's estate, yet this young man was sitting at the head of the table. It seemed Seraphina Sutton's claims about his wealth were true.

However, Damaris still felt a bit apprehensive.

Lucas was handsome enough, like a celebrity on TV, but he looked somewhat fierce when he wasn't smiling, giving off an unapproachable vibe.

But she only hesitated for a split second before bounding over with a beaming smile.

"Ah, so you're my Mika's boyfriend? I heard your family is quite wealthy, do you have an estate?"

Damaris was confident that as long as Lucas was dating Mika, there was no prospective son-in-law who shouldn't curry favor with his mother-in-law.

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