Chapter 2056: 573: The big shots are all here! _6
Truly, it’s such an injustice to Viola Thompson!
At the end of the conversation, Elena Williams sighed and said, “Even now, I still think Viola marrying that young Mr. Lentz is such a waste! Viola is soone with international renown, and even if young Mr. Lentz has nothing, that’d be one thing, but his reputation is so awful! Honestly, Viola is sothing else! Out of all the outstanding n in the world she could’ve easily chosen, she picked soone no one even respects!”
As Viola’s aunt, Elena Williams was also considering things from Viola’s perspective.
She hoped Viola could marry the best young man in the world, rather than settle for diocrity her whole life.
Penny Kalafatis stayed quiet. In truth, she also felt Viola had married beneath her, but at least Terrence Lentz had decent character and was very handso.
After a mont, Penny Kalafatis added, “Second Sister-in-law, fa and fortune are secondary. Viola’s happiness is the most important thing.”
Hearing this, Elena Williams laughed aloud, “Well, I can absolutely vouch for this—Viola marrying young Mr. Lentz, she’ll definitely be happy.”
Terrence Lentz might lack other virtues, but he absolutely listens to Viola without question. When Viola says east, he wouldn’t dare head west; when Viola says one, he wouldn’t say two.
Lillian Perryne walked in from outside. She was Mary Perryne’s cousin and had co this ti partially out of curiosity to see the spectacle.
Back in their hotown, everyone envied Mary Perryne for marrying an excellent husband and raising four outstanding children, each of them exemplary.
Mary Perryne had everything one could ask for.
Except when it ca to picking a son-in-law.
They say n fear picking the wrong career, and won fear marrying the wrong man.
Married to soone as useless as Terrence Lentz, Viola Thompson might as well forget about turning her life around.
Though Lillian Perryne wasn’t as fortunate as Mary Perryne, her eye for choosing a son-in-law was ten thousand tis better. Her own son-in-law was a high-ranking official abroad.
Thinking of this, Lillian Perryne felt quite smug. She walked over to Mary Perryne and said with a smile, “Big Sister, tomorrow’s wedding—is it happening here or in River City?”
Mary Perryne replied, “We’ll have the luncheon here, and the banquet in River City.”
Lillian Perryne frowned slightly, “Will there be enough ti?”
“Should be,” Mary Perryne replied with a smile, “Young Mr. Lentz sorted all these details with Brandon, Borden, and Bob. At that ti, young Mr. Lentz will arrange a private jet to fly our relatives here to River City! Then we’ll hold the banquet.”
A private jet?
Where would the Lentz Clan get a private plane?
Bet they just bought each guest a regular ticket.
Lillian Perryne smiled and said, “The Lentz Clan is really doing their best! Buying plane tickets for each of us—if I’d known, we might have bought the tickets ourselves ahead of ti. Why let them bear the cost? Their family doesn’t have it easy, after all.”
The Lentz Clan might count as a wealthy family locally in River City, but in the Capital City, they weren’t even considered minor nobility.
The real elite of the Capital Circle never even gave them a second thought.
Mary Perryne looked at Lillian Perryne and continued, “Terrence has his own plane, and not just one, so he doesn’t need to buy tickets.”
Mary Perryne had already confird with Viola Thompson that Terrence Lentz was, in fact, Mr. Shur.
Hearing Mary Perryne’s words, Lillian Perryne wanted to burst out laughing but restrained herself.
She had to give her big cousin so sort of dignity.
A man like Terrence Lentz, whose reputation in River City was already beyond salvage—owning private planes?
And not just one?
How could that possibly be true?
A complete fantasy.
Just then, Mandel Thompson hurried out the door.
Elena Williams noticed and asked curiously, “Mandel, where are you rushing off to?”
Mandel Thompson replied, “The makeup artist Terrence invited has arrived. I’m going to greet them.”
As soone from the bride’s family, these formalities were important.
The makeup artist wasn’t just welcod—they were greeted with firecrackers.
The makeup artist arrived?
Hearing this, Lillian Perryne beca very curious and turned to Mary Perryne. “Big Sister, who’s the makeup artist? Annie or Shur?”
Annie and Shur were both famous makeup artists.
They typically worked with international supermodels, and consequently, many wealthy families in the Capital Circle would spend fortunes hiring them for weddings. Unfortunately, such artists weren’t available simply because of money.
It was doubtful the Lentz Clan could secure any notable makeup artist.
Forget top-tier artists.
Their family likely couldn’t even afford a third-rate one.
They’d probably just end up hiring a nobody.
Mary Perryne shook her head. “The makeup artist was arranged by Terrence, so I don’t know either.”
Lillian Perryne squinted slightly—so it really wasn’t anyone of note. Look at how her big cousin seed so uncertain about it.
At that mont, the sound of firecrackers crackled from outside.
Followed shortly by footsteps and conversation.
Mandel Thompson walked in front, followed by three people carrying makeup cases.
Three won of varying ages.
One appeared to be about forty, and the other two seed around twenty-seven or twenty-eight.
Mandel Thompson brought the group to Mary Perryne, introducing them, “Mom, these are the makeup artists responsible for doing Sis’s makeup.”
Seeing the makeup artist’s face, Lillian Perryne froze in disbelief.
Inside the hall, Elena Williams and Penny Kalafatis were similarly stunned.
This?
Wasn’t this the internationally renowned makeup artist, lissa Lee?
Even Annie and Shur, whom Lillian had just ntioned, were lissa Lee’s apprentices.
Realizing this…
They then noticed how much the two younger won behind lissa Lee closely resembled Annie and Shur!
Was this so sort of hallucination?
Terrence Lentz managed to invite lissa Lee?
This was simply incredible!
The last ti lissa Lee did bridal makeup was during the royal wedding of a Yolta prince.
“Mrs. Thompson, hello. I’m the makeup artist Mr. Lentz invited, lissa Lee. It’s an honor to be responsible for Miss Thompson’s makeup.” lissa Lee reached out to shake Mary Perryne’s hand and continued, “Let introduce you to my two apprentices, Shur and Annie. They’ll be my temporary assistants for the next few days.”
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