Seriously, How Did He Win My Heart novel Chapter 806

Ezra sneered when he opened the file.

There were all kinds of materials about different women and their pictures.

Ezra sensed his father was going to talk with him about women, but it did not occur to him that the whole thing would become so urgent like he had to make a choice today.

But Ezra was not vexed, instead, he was leafing through while muttering, "This one's too fat."

"This one's nose seems too high to be real."

"This one's too short."

"This one's leg is not pretty."

"I know this one, but she used to look different. Has she had plastic surgery?"

"This one's so ugly, and you picked her? Your taste's not so good."

"That makes sense. Look around you. You are surrounded by not-so-good women, except my mother."

While scrutinizing the documents, he sarcastically criticized his father as well, which almost sent his father faint again.

Roman was finally getting better without his son's presence, but now he was pissed off the moment he came in.

"If you are not satisfied with my taste, you might as well choose yourself." Roman ridiculed.

Ezra closed the file, threw it casually onto a table nearby, and answered in a desultory manner, "It's not like I haven't chosen one. But they all ended badly."

"Maybe it was something in my gene that forbade me to settle down with someone."

Roman inhaled deeply several times hearing the insinuation, and gritted his teeth, "then copy me. Marry someone, and do whatever you like."

Ezra remained desultory, "But I inherited from my mother to be decent and righteous. I cannot bear to see young ladies being deceived and betrayed, so I'd better not get married."

Roman was on the verge of breaking down.

Bastard! Every word Ezra said aimed to stab his father in the heart. The subject could hardly move on.

At last, he said resignedly, "Fine, Maisie, just marry that Maisie."

"Don't you like her? You even went to seek her in Grafstin when you two broke up." As much as he looked down upon Maisie's background, he would not care that much provided that Ezra liked her and was willing to marry her and that they would give birth to a boy. His only wish was to witness that the Cantillos had a successor.

His health condition hardly allowed him to be fastidious.

The abrupt mentioning of Maisie's name reminded Ezra of the figure he met in the hall. Ezra secretly planned to look for it and saw if she had come here.

But when faced with his father, Ezra said carelessly, "Who told you I like her?"

"How would I like a woman so poor and dull? It was just a fling."

"It's ridiculous that you should think I would marry her."

Roman was rendered speechless.

When his son went to seek Maisie in Grafstin, Roman was so worried that he warned Maisie to stay away from Ezra, and said some foul words like she didn't deserve Ezra, let alone marry into the Cantillos.

Roman was still hale and hearty at that time, of course, he would despise Maisie.