Villains Act Shamelessly: The Heiress was the Great National Master! Chapter 219: Getting Older, Maybe No One Wants You

Mrs. Blair’s smile was sowhat stiff.

The issue with Thea Shaw was over, yet she still had her sights set on Chloe Shaw.

Mrs. Blair knew that Aunt Chase didn’t think much of Chloe Shaw, believing she was an old maid who couldn’t find a husband because she was getting on in years without being married.

Completely ignoring how much money Chloe Shaw made or how accomplished she was.

She ca into the family from outside, inherently believing that a girl must marry and that was the best outco.

Mrs. Blair felt that Chloe was excellent and knew Aunt Chase was probably getting anxious. Her nephew was two years younger than Chloe Shaw. If he wasn’t unable to find a girlfriend, would he set his sights on Chloe?

She smiled and said, "We can’t ddle in Chloe’s affairs. I ntioned before to her about finding soone, but she reprimanded over the phone, saying she’s so busy with work right now that she has no ti for such things."

"How can a girl not marry when she gets older?"

Aunt Chase persisted, "You should just let them et. My nephew is quite a catch, he’s been transferred to work in Aethelgard now. And do you know how much he earns? At least ten thousand a month!"

Ten thousand was indeed considered an impressive salary locally, and Aunt Chase had her reasons for being smug. She looked at Mrs. Blair with a ’I’m only doing this for you’ expression and said, "If it weren’t for our good neighborhood relations, would I introduce my nephew to you? So many people are eager to know him!"

Mrs. Blair almost couldn’t help but let out a scoff.

As if she didn’t know, there was a girl with a slight limp from a nearby town who had been on a blind date with her nephew, and neither of them was interested.

It’s true his salary was good, but he was very unattractive, and on their first date, he insisted that they must have a son, or he wouldn’t marry. The girl nearly called him a lunatic.

Mrs. Blair outright refused, "I’m getting on in years, and my health isn’t the best, so I don’t want to worry about my children’s affairs. Little Chloe has long told not to interfere in her matters, and I, as her mother, don’t want to upset her. Aunt Chase, your nephew is such a good catch, he certainly won’t have trouble finding soone to date. Introduce him to soone else, just take it as if our family isn’t ant to be."

Aunt Chase was nearly anxious at the ti.

If she could find soone else, would she even consider her family?

It’s not that her nephew doesn’t have high standards himself, insisting on marrying a pretty girl, and wasn’t she just thinking that both Shaw Family sisters were good-looking?

Thea Shaw was the first choice because she was the prettiest and younger, fitting better with her nephew.

Chloe was already two years older!

But now with neither option working out, Aunt Chase was quite unwilling to let it go.

Seeing Mrs. Blair unmoved, Aunt Chase rolled her eyes, realizing it was no use continuing the conversation. As she was about to leave, she added bitterly, "I kindly introduced soone, and you’re not even grateful!"

Let’s see who you manage to find in the future.

At her age, who knows, she might end up finding no one.

Mrs. Blair also rolled her eyes.

Aunt Chase left but remained persistent, thinking that since Chloe Shaw was in Aethelgard all by herself, soone must know her contact and address. Her nephew was going to Aethelgard tomorrow, so why not have him go see her first?

Who knows, they might end up liking each other after all.

Mrs. Blair, being a thousand miles away, couldn’t control so much!

Humph, if they beca in-laws, wouldn’t she have to look up to her?

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Switching to Thea Shaw’s side, after Landon Ford finished his eting and was about to get off work at around 4 p.m., he found Thea Shaw, who was almost dozing off while watching a movie, and dragged her along to go ho after work.

However, this ti they still ran into a few people, so senior executives like Landon who were also leaving in the parking lot.