Chapter 2151
Married at First Sight
Jane comforted and said: âSerenity, you donât have to worry too much, as long as Lilian is willing to take action, I believe Miss Newmanâs eyes can be cured. She has learned from a genius doctor.â
Serenity said, âWell, we all trust Dr. Carden.â
Dr. Carden also agreed to Callum, and when he was able to visit the doctor, he would fly to Wiltspoon to treat Camrynâs eyes as soon as possible.
âHow are Remy and Elisa? He doesnât tell us much about him. If he doesnât talk, itâs just like that when we ask. My parents-in-law hope that he and Elisa can quickly achieve a positive result. â Jane changed the subject and asked about the major events in her uncleâs life. âMy parents-in-law wanted to go to Wiltspoon several times, but Remy refused to let him. He said that he hadnât come to meet the parents yet, and he hadnât been approved by Mrs. Stone yet. We could only wait and worry, and couldnât help.â
When it came to the matter of Remy and Elisa, Serenity also had a look of helplessness, she said:
âRemy and Elisaâs relationship is very stable, but my aunt is still struggling. It is true that I have not yet reached the stage of meeting the parents. Now Remy still has a strong opponent.â
Jane: âIs there a rival in love?â
âMy aunt didnât want Elisa to marry too far away, so she picked a few young talents in this city, and wanted to match Elisa with one of them. This made Remy very nervous. He and Elisa probably had to go to cultivate the right result. My aunt has always been open-minded, but when it comes to Elisa, she is very persistent, which makes us helpless. I have persuaded countless times, but my aunt wonât listen.â Serenity sighed, âPerhaps I will understand my auntâs stubbornness when I have a daughter in the future and my daughter will marry far away.â
For them, Elisa married Remy, but she still lived in Wiltspoon. And itâs next door to the Stone Family, so it couldnât be closer.
However, Mrs. Stone knew that Remy was from Annenburg. When Elisa married Remy, she had always desired to return to Annenburg with him. Even if the mode of transport was convenient, she could reach her destination quickly by plane. Mrs. Stone remained unwilling.
She said that when she was too old to walk, it would be very difficult to see her daughter.
Serenity asked her aunt if she wanted Remy to be her son-in-law. The aunt said she was the young master of the Johnson family, so how could she let Remy be her son-in-law, besides, she had two sons.
The feeling of a door-to-door son-in-law was always not good. Many men refused to be a door-to-door son-in-law.
Mrs. Stone might have seriously considered making Remy her son-in-law if he came from an average family, but Remy was from a wealthy family, and the Johnsons were the richest family in Annenburg.
Even if Remy said that he was willing to be his son-in-law, would his parents agree?
In short, Mrs. Stone just thought too much and hesitated.
It was when Julian was pursuing Elisa that Mrs. Stone felt that Remy was more suitable for her daughter, and her attitude towards Remy was a little better.
Jane said with a smile: âWhen I had only one daughter, I was reluctant to let my daughter marry far away. Even if there are many daughters, parents would also be reluctant to let their daughter marry far away. When I was young, I felt that it didnât matter if it was far away, and I could fly there by plane.
When Iâm old and unable to walk, weâll be eager to see each other, and I eagerly anticipate it.
Daughters who marry far away are preferable if they marry well. If they do not marry well, they cry uncontrollably. Maybe she doesnât even have the fare to go back to her motherâs house. If she is bullied by her in-lawâs family and they kick her out of the house in the middle of the night, she will have nowhere to go.
Strictly speaking, I am also a faraway marriage. Annenburg is too far away from Meadspring, and it takes a lot of effort to go back and forth. Most of the time, my parents, brothers and sisters-in-law fly over from Meadspring to visit me. Itâs much easier.
Now I have two tug oil bottles following me, and I rarely go back to my natal home in Meadspring. Iâm better. I have two natal homes. My parents and elder brother are both in Annenburg. Itâs very convenient for me to go back to another natal home. There are also many cousins from the natal family, for those of us married women, having more natal brothers is the backing.