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    As Jacob noticed everyone waiting for his family, he quickly bowed his head and greeted his mother and older brother with a cheerful smile.<fnc467> Checktest chapters at Find[?]ovel</fnc467>


    In response, Christopher chose to ignore himpletely, pretending he hadn’t heard a thing.


    Lady Wilson gave a slight nod.


    Jacob promptly inquired, “Mom, what was the reason for calling us here today? Is there something wrong?”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    “I have a question for you. Do you own one of the vis in Thompson First?” Lady Wilson asked in a chilly tone.


    Jacob quickly responded, “Yes, Mom. Mr. White gave the vi to Charlie because he provided some advice about Feng Shui.”


    “Feng Shui advice?” Harold scoffed, adding, “If Charlie really received the vi just for offering Feng Shui tips, then the entire Wilson family should quit their jobs and be Feng Shui experts!”


    This remark drew snickers from everyone in the room.


    Jacob could only manage a forcedugh in response to his rtives’ mockery.


    In contrast, Christopher chuckled and said, “Mom, regardless of what kind of person Charlie is or how he came by the vi, Mr. White has personally confirmed that he gifted it to Charlie. So there’s really no need for Jacob to exin further.”


    Jacob felt a wave of gratitude towards his brother for standing up for him, a rare urrence given Christopher’s typical indifference.


    Continuing with a smile, Christopher addressed Lady Wilson, “Mom, there’s no need to press Jacob for details. Mr. White’s rification assures us that Charlie received the vi as a gift.”


    “Alright,” Lady Wilson conceded, then turned her attention to Jacob. “Jacob, your older brother is nning to propose a match between Harold and Loreen from the Thomas family. What are your thoughts on this?”


    “That sounds great,” Jacob replied, a smile on his face. “The Thomas family is well-respected and renowned in the capital. If Harold can marry Loreen, it would certainly benefit the Wilson family.”


    “Indeed, it would be advantageous for us,” Lady Wilson sighed. “However, I feel the Wilson family cannot trulypare to the Thomas family. Even if your brother wishes to pursue Loreen for Harold, he might hesitate to approach the Thomas family.”


    Jacob nodded earnestly, stating, “Honestly, I doubt Loreen would be interested in Harold either.”


    Harold’s expression shifted immediately, and he eximed, “Second Uncle, what do you mean by that?!”


    Realizing his misstep, Jacob quickly attempted to rify, “What I meant was that the Wilson family really cannot bepared to the Thomas family at all.”


    Lady Wilson responded, “Even if we resided in the most luxurious vi in Aurous Hill, the Thomas family wouldn’t look down on us when theye to visit.”


    Jacob looked at his mother in shock. “Mom, are you thinking of buying a new house?”


    Lady Wilson replied hastily, “Oh, how I wish I could move into arger and newer home, but sadly, Ick the funds.”


    Upon hearing this, Jacob quickly offered, “Mom, if you need money, I have about a million dors I can give you.”


    Lady Wilson scoffed at this. “Do you realize that the price of a vi can range from tens of millions to hundreds of millions? What could I possibly do with one million dors?”


    Then, she pointedly remarked, “Jacob, doesn’t your family have a vi ready in Thompson First?”


    “Yes, we do,” Jacob answered, puzzled about her insinuation. “What about it?”


    “What do you mean?” Lady Wilson said, clearly displeased. “I am your mother! Can you truly stand to see me living in this old house for so long? Now that you own thergest and most luxurious vi in Thompson First, wouldn’t it be right for you to honor me by giving that vi to me so I can live there instead?”


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