As soon as Easton Hols ntioned waiting a while to discuss eting up, Callix Linton, not knowing the details, beca worried and raised his voice saying, "When exactly do you plan on waiting until? You can wait, but can Lily’s belly wait?"
These words weren’t supposed to co from a grandfather, but the situation at ho didn’t allow him to avoid them.
"It won’t be too long."
Easton Hols had considered what his grandfather was saying, but the current situation didn’t allow for haste, nor for recklessness.
Being impulsive and anxious would only make things worse. He needed to take it slowly, but under a ti constraint.
Not knowing the real situation, Callix Linton couldn’t agree with Easton Hols’s words, "Silly child! You should understand Lily’s current physical condition; she can’t just wait like this."
If the groom’s side isn’t being proactive, the bride’s side will definitely have complaints.
"Your grandfather is right, things like this shouldn’t be delayed. If you take it so lightly, Lily’s parents will misunderstand; they’ll mistake it as you not valuing their daughter." Michael Linton also advised Easton Hols, joining his father in persuasion. After advising, he earnestly added, "If needed, I can accompany you to visit Lily’s parents."
His sister and brother-in-law definitely wouldn’t go, and his nephew didn’t want them to go either, so as an uncle, he couldn’t stand idly by.
Upon hearing this, Callix Linton chid in from the side, "Right! While your uncle is staying here in Fla Country these days, let him go with you to et Lily’s parents."
Not ntioning so things doesn’t an he’s not anxious or that he doesn’t care. Seizing this opportunity, he must hurry to get this matter settled.
Watching his grandfather and uncle working in unison, Easton Hols realized that during his walk with Lily Turner earlier, the two had already planned it out to pressure him into eting Lily Turner’s parents together.
He fully understood their emotions and intentions and knew they genuinely cared for him and had his best interests at heart.
In fact, his thoughts were just like theirs; he also wanted to handle this matter as soon as possible so he could marry her.
"Grandfather! Uncle! I know you both are doing this for , but I want to handle this matter myself." Her parents were so upset, and if either uncle or grandfather went, her parents would surely say unpleasant things, which he would bear himself. They shouldn’t join him for this.
"Is this sothing you should handle on your own? Marriage is a big life event, and both sets of parents need to et. Don’t you have parents?" Callix Linton strongly disagreed with Easton Hols handling this on his own but also felt sorry for Easton for having such parents.
When will his daughter finally wake up? Must it wait until the day she is buried?
Hearing this, Michael Linton quickly added, "Grandfather and I will always be your strongest support."
He spoke with unwavering determination and without the slightest hesitation.
"That’s settled then. Tomorrow, your uncle will accompany you to visit the Turners to et Lily’s parents, getting this done sooner for peace of mind." Callix Linton spoke up before Easton Hols could, decisively settling the matter, without discussing it with anyone beforehand, leaving no room for objection.
Hearing his grandfather say they were visiting Lily Turner’s parents tomorrow, Easton Hols blurted out in surprise, "Tomorrow?!"
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