Unemployed Family? Hidden Tycoons Dote On Her novel Chapter 230

Chapter 230 Family Matters

Chapter 230 Family Matters

For a moment, Lucas wondered–had there been a hint of hostility coming from Alfred just now?

“We’ll come together tomorrow,” Alfred stated, now satisfied. Good, the kid understands the situation.

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Seeing Alfred’s demeanor relax slightly, Lucas felt a twinge of confusion. Had he imagined the earlier tension?

“We’re heading out,” Arabella said, unaware of the subtle exchange between the two men. She offered a parting smile before turning to leave, Alfred following closely behind her.

Lucas watched her go, his gaze lingering on the doorway long after she had disappeared.

Once settled in the car, Arabella turned to Alfred with a concerned look. “Alfred, was it difficult to keep up today since you’re starting from the beginning?”

“Not at all. This is pretty basic stuff,” he replied without thinking. He held a pilot’s license himself and was proficient with various aircraft.

Arabella’s brow furrowed slightly. While she found the lessons manageable, they weren’t exactly simple. “Basic?”

Alfred caught his mistake immediately. “What I meant was, Lucas explained it very clearly. It all made sense once he walked through it. He really does live up to his reputation as the top instructor.”

For now, he had to give Lucas all the credit. He couldn’t risk Arabella finding out he had stretched the ⚫ truth. If she knew he was already a qualified pilot, she might not want him accompanying her anymore-

and then who would keep a protective eye on things?

Today had only confirmed his suspicions–Lucas definitely had more than instruction on his mind. If not for Lucas being a genuinely competent teacher, Alfred would have taken Arabella and left right then.

Arabella nodded in agreement. “Lucas‘ teaching method is very effective.”

He was likely the best instructor at the entire flight academy. That was precisely why she was committed to learning from him–she believed he was her fastest route to obtaining her license.

Seeing that she accepted his explanation, Alfred felt a quiet wave of relief.

“Alright then. Since you’re learning with me, I can go over the fundamentals with you at home tonight,” Arabella offered kindly. “Even though you started later, we can still aim to get our licenses around the same time.”

Wanting to close the topic, Alfred waved off the offer casually. “No need for extra tutoring. You should go home and get some proper rest. If I have any questions on the basics, I can always ask Frank.”

“Would Frank have the time for that?” Arabella sounded doubtful.

“Don’t worry. Frank will make time.” It wasn’t as if he actually needed the lessons; it was merely a convenient excuse. He didn’t want Arabella tiring herself out by coaching him after a full day.

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Chapter 230 Family Matters

“Alright then, it’s up to you,” Arabella conceded, seeing his resolve.

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“So, no other plans for now? Shall I drive you home?” Alfred asked. It was still relatively early; perhaps she had other errands.

Arabella checked the time on her phone. “I’d like to stop by and visit Grandpa and Grandma.”

She hadn’t seen her grandparents since her injury. A visit today would also be a good opportunity to update her grandfather in person–the lab expansion was officially underway. Even though he had given her full autonomy over the project, she still valued keeping him informed.

“Sounds good. I haven’t seen them in a while either,” Alfred agreed, turning the car toward Hamilton

Manor.

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“Ryan, my health is to blame. I had no idea this grandson of mine would go behind my back and call off the arrangement,” Robert said, his face etched with sincere regret as he addressed his old friend Ryan

Stewart.

“I’ve made some inquiries of my own. I understand it wasn’t your doing, Robert. Please don’t trouble yourself over it,” Ryan replied, his tone gracious.

“Hmph! You, come over here and apologize properly,” Robert said, shooting a stern look at Matthew, who stood respectfully to the side.

After his hospital discharge, Robert had rested at home for several days. The moment he felt steady on his feet, he had insisted on bringing Matthew over to apologize. The original understanding had been between him and Ryan–his word was his bond.

Moreover, he genuinely thought highly of Naomi and felt ending the understanding was a great shame.

But his stubborn grandson kept insisting he had no romantic feelings for Naomi and refused to reconsider, leaving Robert feeling rather helpless.

For now, the best he could do was to offer this apology, smooth things over, and allow the two families to discuss the matter calmly going forward. If Matthew remained adamant, Robert wasn’t willing to break his grandson’s spirit over it.

“Mr. Stewart, Mrs. Stewart,” Matthew began, his voice respectful yet firm. “I acknowledge that my handling of the matter was abrupt. However, my position on it remains unchanged, and I don’t foresee that changing.”

“You stubborn boy! What kind of talk is that?” Robert exclaimed, glaring at Matthew with a mix of exasperation and affection. Was this the proper attitude/for an apology?

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