Chapter 592
Chapter 592
Elisa later realized that she had missed out on a lot of fun.
She made a jab at Jasmine and Serenity.
Jasmine had previously warned Serenity against including Elisa, but Serenity didn’t want to expose the young heiress to such rude behavior.
True, Elisa was born into privilege, but she was known as Elisa Stone, a notorious brat in Wiltspoon’s high society. No level of crudeness would intimidate her.
In fact, Elisa would be the one stirring up trouble if caught at the wrong moment.
“My sister got what she deserved. It was just the renovation costs that the Browns refused to refund. So, my sister called me, and we brought some men to wreck the furnishings p>
Mrs. Stone praised the action. “That’s the right approach. Why should the Browns have it easy p>
She added with regret, “Had I known, I would have brought a group to demand the money back from the Browns as your family member p>
Serenity realized that Elisa inherited her personality from her mother.
“Seren, come home with us after you close the shop. Have dinner with us. By the way, does your husband have time? Invite him too p>
Serenity responded, “My husband is away on business today. It might be a while before he returns. I’ll come visit you with him when he gets back p>
“Oh, he’s away on business. I guess I’ll have to wait to meet him p>
Mrs. Stone didn’t mind missing the chance to meet her niece’s husband, as her full focus was on her nieces.
Now that she had reconnected with her nieces, Mrs. Stone was fully supportive of them. She needed to determine if Serenity’s husband was worthy of her time.
“So, your sister finishes work at half-past five p>
“Yeah p>
“Is your sister working p>
“Lewis & Co p>
“Okay,” Mrs. Stone remarked. “There’s a lot of potential for growth at Lewis & Co. Duncan has a talent for business. He built the company from the ground up without any assistance from his family, and now he’s worth billions. His brothers, on the other hand, are not as wealthy if we only consider their inheritance p>
Duncan made it on his own, and Mrs. Stone had a great appreciation for young, independent professionals.
“We can wait at Lewis & Co. for your sister to finish her shift before heading to my place for dinner. I’ll call your cousins to join us as well p>
Mrs. Stone then turned to her daughter-in-law, “Alice, please let Clive know to cancel his social dinner tonight and come home for dinner p>
“Sure p>
“That reminds me, Seren. This is your oldest cousin’s wife, Alice Lafayette p>
Mrs. Stone had forgotten to introduce her niece to the family.
Elisa, who was a year older than Serenity, was the eldest cousin.
Serenity greeted her newfound family.
Mr. Stone, her uncle, was a gentle giant, while Alice, her cousin-in-law, was straightforward, much like Elisa. It was no surprise that Alice and Elisa got along so well; they were clearly kindred spirits.
Mrs. Stone held Serenity’s hand, inquiring about her sister.
Although Mrs. Stone believed that her sister’s adoptive parents were unjust for taking four hundred thousand dollars from the insurance payout, she remained calm about it.
Regardless, the family had raised her sister.
The four hundred thousand dollars was intended to conclude their relationship on a positive note.
“Are your grandparents still living in the house built by your parents p>
“Yes, they are. They plan to pass the house down to one of my cousins after they pass. They mentioned that Liberty…
“I do not have rights to the house simply because we are women p>