Chapter 682: Chapter 631: The Wedding Approaches (Part 2) Chapter 682: Chapter 631: The Wedding Approaches (Part 2) William Griffith gently wrapped his arm around her and murmured, “Have you thought about Grandpa’s birthday gift yet?”
“Oh! I haven’t decided yet!” Cherish Turner was annoyed.
“I have an idea.”
“What?”
William pecked her lips and whispered tenderly, “He might like having another child in the family.”
On the eve of the birthday feast, Robert Griffith and Edward Smith t formally for the first ti. The old man was very pleased with Edward.
As a father, Isaac Griffith naturally approved of this future son-in-law. After all, Edward loved Hailey, and his family background was excellent. Most importantly, Isaac felt the young man was a good person after talking with him.
“Tomorrow is Grandpa’s birthday; you should co to the banquet too.” Isaac thought of all his daughter Hailey had been through, and couldn’t help but feel pity for her.
Hailey pouted. She had liked Edward for a long ti, but she was too stubborn to admit it. Either way, their relationship had grown stronger with all the quarreling.
Edward responded with a smile, “Uncle, I will definitely be there.”
The Griffith Family was a prominent household in Haicheng and the Griffith Group held a significant position in the city’s financial circles. Combined with the two well-known young heirs of the Griffith Family, they were very popular in their social circle. Hence, the guests invited to Old Griffith’s birthday banquet were honored and eager to attend.
Many young ladies dressed up carefully, hoping to catch the attention of the two young masters of the Griffith Family.
There were many beautiful won at the banquet, but few were as pure and natural as Cherish.
The orange-pink strapless dress made her look even more enchanting, her fair skin glowing, and long black hair cascading softly over her shoulders. On her right wrist, she wore a chic flower made from a black velvet ribbon. Her sparkling eyes seed as if they could speak, captivating everyone and not allowing them to look away.
Such a woman seed to be an elf sleeping on clouds.
No one could hide their amazent as they secretly wondered about her identity.
Cherish looked at William shyly, her smile making him feel irresistibly cute.
gan Turner stood behind the crowd, quietly watching the scene, feeling genuinely happy for her.
Such a wonderful mont seed to have been long-awaited.
William walked towards her, gently took her hand in his and led her slowly to Robert Griffith.
Several VIPs, the major shareholders of the Griffith Group, and the elders of the Griffith family sat around the central sofas of the hall.
Robert and the old lady sat side by side, looking elegant in their fine clothes.
Cherish looked at them, and for a mont, they seed like the king and queen of a kingdom. The man beside her was the prince, her prince. The happiness she felt was indescribable, as they lovingly smiled at her. But this wasn’t a dream; it was all real.
“Grandpa, happy birthday.”
Hearing his deep male voice bless her, Cherish gently opened her mouth, “Grandpa Griffith, happy birthday.”
Robert took the pipe from his mouth and seed displeased, “Why are you still calling Grandpa Griffith? You should change your words.”
Cherish was startled, then timidly called, “Grandpa.”
“You two listen carefully, hurry up and give our family another great-grandson to accompany Lewis.” The old lady quickly handed them two red envelopes, and Cherish took them with embarrassnt.
Cherish’s face turned red.
William, on the other hand, looked relaxed and shalessly said, “We’ll definitely not disappoint you.”
“Mom, Dad, aren’t you being too biased? Why do my elder brother and Cherish get red envelopes but we don’t?” Hailey shouted, breaking the atmosphere and making everyone laugh.
“We have them for everyone!” The old lady took out a few more red envelopes and handed them out.
“Old Griffith, is this young lady Young Master Griffith’s fiancée?”
“Let introduce her to you; her na is Cherish Turner.”
“Miss Turner is so beautiful; Young Master Griffith has a great taste!”
“Yes, yes.”
“When are they going to get married?”
“The date is being chosen; you all must attend when it’s decided!”
“Of course, we’ll be there!”
Everyone laughed.
Although the executives and shareholders didn’t know Cherish’s background or identity, they had heard that she was related to the Tanigawa Family in Japan. The Tanigawa Family was one of the most prominent families in Japan, not to be underestimated. So of the shareholders knew that Cherish had previously served as the secretary to the Griffith Family’s heirs and was now worth several hundred million.
The music suddenly changed to a beautiful piano lody.
William held Cherish’s hand, and the two stepped onto the dance floor. Everyone else voluntarily stopped dancing, forming a circle around them. There were no spotlights, yet it seed all the light in the room was on them. Cherish gazed into his eyes and saw her reflection in them, feeling as if it was too good to be true, but everything was indeed real.
“Didn’t I ask you to wear that high-collared qipao-style dress?” William asked in a low voice, revealing his strong possessiveness.
Cherish whispered, “Everyone said that the strapless one looks better.”
“And how did your hair suddenly grow so long?” William stared at her long hair, unsure how it had grown so much so quickly.
“My brother helped with it; it’s actually hair extensions,” Cherish laughed. “He said this way is more charming.”
William didn’t want her to look so beautiful in such a public place, fearing it would cause too much trouble. The way other n looked at her made him feel uneasy.
William only pursed his lips, not being able to get really angry. He then asked, “I heard that you’re performing with Hailey later?”
“Yes, we couldn’t think of any other gift, so we decided to perform.” Cherish said shyly and turned to look for Hailey.
Her eyes searched, but William’s gaze couldn’t bear to leave her for a mont.
[Trying to update daily, been busy recently, please forgive . Here’s a 3000-word compensation for today.]
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