Free Web NovelChapter 1328: Chapter 1325: Ignatius Leclair, I Advise You to Be Kind
"If you have the ability, have a daughter yourself," the dashing southern Ignatius Leclair smirked, his tall and imposing figure slightly bent as he picked up the adorable Benjamin Leclair, letting the little one sit on his shoulders, showing off proudly.
Showing off his daughter wasn’t enough, Ignatius glanced at the well-behaved and precocious Nicholas Carter, adding, "If you have the capability, have a pair of twins yourselves. Why covet our two little treasures?"
Delphine reached out and gave the man’s arm a hard pinch, glaring at him with her dark eyes like black jade. How could this man be so smug, showing off like this in front of his own brothers, couldn’t he have a bit of pride?
Richard Shaw, the Major General, who had been rather flustered from the flaunting, reached out to pull Leah, the tea-colored eyes lowering, silently pleading: let’s go home and have a pair of clever and adorable twins to beat Ignatius, hmm?
Leah saw the meaning in his eyes, coughed lightly with a smile, not wanting to have children. If Thomas Shaw worked hard enough in the future and somehow managed to woo Benjamin Leclair as a daughter-in-law, then Ignatius could boast to high heaven; after all, his precious treasure raised from childhood would be raised for their family, and thinking about it just felt exhilarating.
So, why bother having a daughter when your own son striving hard is enough?
The little girl at the center of the controversy, Benjamin Leclair, sitting on daddy’s shoulders, didn’t understand what the pretty auntie and daddy were talking about, but she happily reached out her small hands to hug daddy’s neck, slid down into Ignatius’s arms like a koala, and sweetly said, "Benjamin wants to see the bride."
Only then did everyone remember the main characters of today, one stuck halfway and one forgotten at the small villa, so they put away their little thoughts and hurriedly led the two adorable kids into the small villa.
Griffith Squire called to say there was a traffic jam and asked everyone to keep calm, so everyone breathed a sigh of relief, those touching up makeup did so, those eating ate, familiarized themselves with the process again, and it became bustling once more.
Half an hour later, Griffith appeared at the door of the small villa with an iron face, having walked directly over for the ten-minute journey, and had already forcibly had those cars towed away to clear the traffic jam, but the man did not want to sit and wait in the car, so he came over in advance, waiting for Cornelius Turner to bring the motorcade over.
Leah saw he had finally arrived and his face was not well, went forward and asked, "Why was there such a delay? The remaining time is a bit tight, but we can generally catch up with the wedding schedule."
In anticipation of various unexpected events, fortunately, plenty of time was allocated for the wedding and it wouldn’t delay the main matters.
Griffith forced a stiff smile, initially wanting to tug at his handsome hairstyle, only to remember it was styled, so instead, he said with a strained smile, "Luckily it’s a church wedding, if it were a Chinese one with the wedding room antics, I’d probably lose half a life. These bastards were too ruthless, sending over 30-40 cars to block the road. I walked over."
Leah burst into laughter at this, saying, "Mm, got it, today is the day you’re the most handsome in your life, put on a smile, and happily go welcome the bride."
Griffith looked at her cool and stunning little face, thinking about how he took one step at a time to today for this sister who had wandered outside. Now that Leah wasn’t suffering anymore, and he found the bunny to accompany him for life, he indeed didn’t let his mother down, lived up to their deceased father, and brought honor to the Cox family ancestors.
The man’s charming eyes were slightly moist, he reached out to hug Leah, patting her slender shoulder, hoarsely said, "Though I’m marrying a wife, Leah is still very important in my heart, more important than life."
This was probably the most sentimental thing Griffith had said since reuniting with his sister.
Leah, having heard him badmouth others plenty, when occasionally hearing such heartfelt words, teared up a bit, couldn’t help but laugh, "In the future, the people we care about will increase more and more."
You are the best brother I’ve ever seen, father would be proud of you. Leah smiled a little, looked up and saw standing calmly as a mountain on the side was the man.
So wonderful, all the people she cared about were around.
As the groom arrived, everyone came out in a swarm to greet Griffith and started all sorts of teasing, making the atmosphere lively. The ladies wouldn’t care who you are or what background you have, a wedding is the most important event in a girl’s life, and the groom must be teased until he cries.
Griffith was the first to arrive, and the groomsmen were still in the motorcade. Facing a whole page of pre-planned teasing questions alone was indeed a bit tough, especially seeing Ignatius Leclair, a big man over 180, with billions in assets, thick-skinned enough to incite more difficulty for him, instantly feeling like he wanted to drag him out for execution.
When Griffith was being teased rather miserably, Richard Shaw couldn’t stand it, came out and said in a deep voice, "The groomsmen group isn’t here yet, and there are many people on the bride’s side. I’ll temporarily act as the groom’s assistant."
"Traitor!!!" Ignatius disdainfully said, to cozy up to the future brother-in-law, he really abandoned his pride.
Thus, Major General Shaw took the field, one person worth two, capable in both pen and sword, stable in character with an imposing aura, instantly saving the groom who was being miserably teased by the ladies.
It really is only in crucial moments that a person’s character is revealed.
Griffith felt like Richard Shaw, this bastard, wasn’t as annoying as he seemed.
With lively excitement, they began the bride-fetching process. Delphine poked at Leah, who was smiling brightly, laughing, "Major General Shaw is indeed reliable; our Ignatius Leclair only knows how to create trouble, rarely does Richard help Griffith."
Leah saw the two working together seamlessly passing through five barriers and slashing six generals, instantly reversing the situation, couldn’t help but giggle, "My brother holds grudges, when you marry Ignatius Leclair, wait and see, my brother will definitely make him regret being born."
The two exchanged smiles; perhaps because of Griffith and Aurora’s wedding scene, warm and lively, usually high-ranking Richard Shaw and cold and noble Ignatius Leclair were different, actively participating, blending in, very down to earth, making them both feel that maybe marriage wasn’t as terrifying as imagined.
Soon Cornelius cleared the blocked road, Griffith’s groomsmen group arrived at the small villa in a mighty force, the situation instantly one-sided as the groom solved all difficult questions effortlessly and embraced the bride.
Ignatius Leclair, being overwhelmed, smiled blankly, if not for traitor Richard, they could have continued to torment Griffith today. What a pity.
Richard Shaw, having accomplished his task, walked over, saw Ignatius looking disheveled, and said in a deep voice, "Ignatius, do you think Griffith is generous and unvindictive?"
"Absolutely ruthless, more petty than a needle’s tip," Ignatius coldly laughed.
"Imagine how he’ll deal with you when you get married," Richard prophesiedly patted his shoulder, smiling.
Ignatius’s face instantly turned black as iron! Damn, once Griffith found out it was he who blocked him for forty minutes. Hmm???
