Chapter 1995: Chapter 2005: Truly Showing a Good Temper

Edward Jackson initially thought he would be displeased or simply get up and leave, after all, he had heard about Baron Lawrence’s temper and knew that he wasn’t the type to patiently listen to others.

Moreover, he spoke so bluntly.

But to his surprise, the man sitting opposite not only listened but also showed no sign of dissatisfaction or impatience.

Edward Jackson raised an eyebrow, a glint flashed in his eyes, then he returned to his usual self and said, "Of course, my dissatisfaction is my own, but as long as Enna likes you, I will support her choice."

"However, my mother is very uneasy. Also, you are about to get married, and you haven’t visited us even once, which also displeases my mother."

Baron Lawrence glanced at him in surprise.

Was Edward Jackson hinting at how he should speak when facing Old Madam Habsden?

He thought it seemed so, yet he wasn’t sure.

After all, Edward Jackson spoke so casually, as if he said it inadvertently.

Baron Lawrence pressed his thin lips slightly, having already understood.

Regardless of whether Edward Jackson’s words were a reminder or not, he should present himself well later.

...

After chatting with him for a few moments, Edward Jackson led him to the garden.

In the garden was a set of beautiful circular fabric sofas, with scented tea placed in the middle, giving it an especially artistic feel.

At this moment.

An elderly man with white hair, full of energy, was playing with a round, cute little girl there.

The little girl’s fair and tender cheeks were rosy, clearly well taken care of these recent days.

It seemed like she heard the commotion on this side, suddenly turned her head, saw Baron Lawrence walking over with Edward Jackson, and immediately her eyes lit up, excitedly yelling, "Dad... Dad..."

The loving elder’s eyes were filled with affection, quickly holding her so she wouldn’t fall from excitement, softly saying beside her, "My little brat, be careful, sit down, sit down first."

"Papa." The little girl was more excited than anyone, pointing at Baron Lawrence, proudly saying, "Daddy, Gigi’s Daddy."

Old Madam Habsden originally planned to give Baron Lawrence a hard time, but was disrupted by her, and could only helplessly agree, "Yes, yes, I know."

Gigi looked left and right, searched for her brother behind Baron Lawrence for a long time, didn’t find him, pouted, her big eyes dark with grievance, "Brubby, no Brubby."

"Your brother went to buy you candy, so he’s not here." Baron Lawrence lied without a change in his expression.

The little girl blinked, her aggrieved expression suddenly turned into a drooling cat image, uncertain as she asked, "Brubby, buy candy?"

In her little worldview, Bobby was her favorite person and also the stingiest she had ever seen. Although she was still young and couldn’t quite express the meaning of ’stingy,’ she just felt her brother was great at everything, except too stingy. Especially towards her, every time using her candy to threaten her, making her gaze longingly at the candy.

So when Baron Lawrence mentioned Bobby went to buy her candy, her first reaction was joy, the second was doubt.

Baron Lawrence met her doubtful gaze, unchanged in expression, said, "Yes."

Gigi was only two years old, pure as a blank sheet of paper.

She felt with her brother’s stingy personality, it was unlikely he would buy candy for her, but since Baron Lawrence said so, she was still overjoyed, almost jumping up.

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