Young Master Vance Has An Enchanting Wife!-Chapter 306: The Flawless Grant Family Members

"This... alright, but what if I say something wrong and upset your dad?" May Morgan asked Victor Grant nervously, furrowing her brows.

Victor Grant chuckled to himself, thinking as long as you go down, everything else will be fine.

"No worries, I’ll just say you have a sore throat and can’t talk much. Just stay silent, and whenever my dad says something, just nod and agree."

To ensure May Morgan would cooperate, Victor Grant playfully schemed with her.

May Morgan was indeed tricked by him. Hearing his words, she thought the plan was feasible and quickly nodded, looking gratefully at Victor Grant, "Then please look out for me more later, I’ll try to speak less, the more I say, the more mistakes I’ll make." 𝓯𝓻𝓮𝙚𝙬𝓮𝙗𝒏𝙤𝒗𝙚𝙡.𝒄𝒐𝓶

Seeing that the fish had bitten the hook, Victor Grant promptly nodded in agreement, "Alright, alright, just speak as you see fit later. Even if you don’t say a word the whole time, they won’t blame you."

And so, May Morgan was coaxed and tricked by Victor Grant into going downstairs to meet the parents. The first time she saw Justin Grant in person, May Morgan only felt that he was somewhat different from how he appeared on TV.

What was different? The Justin Grant in the media gave a sense of majesty, intimidating without being angry, with an especially regal presence. But how could such a figure from the world’s wealthy elite be personally peeling an apple for his wife and meticulously cutting it into small pieces?

Not only that, he was patiently feeding his almost sixty-year-old wife with a fruit fork, the spoiling demeanor of the wife-con font, was simply a sight to behold, wasn’t it?

Victor Grant noticed May Morgan’s awkwardness and immediately cleared his throat, subtly reminding the two elders to pay attention to their image. However, Justin Grant obediently stopped, whereas Heather Holt glared at Victor Grant in displeasure and huffed, "What’s with the coughing? Can’t stand it? Let me tell you, your dad is what you’ll end up being, and you must treat May even better than he treats me. Otherwise, I’ll break your legs."

Everywhere Heather Holt defended May Morgan, which moved May deeply. Honestly, if it weren’t for not fully accepting Victor Grant yet, simply based on Heather Holt’s affection, May Morgan felt she could easily marry into the family.

Victor Grant awkwardly glanced at his mother and said nothing, pulling May to sit opposite the couple, then introduced one by one, "This is my dad, and this is my mom!"

May Morgan took a deep breath, then smiled and greeted the elders, "Hello, Uncle Grant, Aunt Holt."

Hearing this, Justin Grant immediately looked at Heather Holt in surprise. Weren’t they supposed to be discussing marriage? Why was she addressing them so formally?

Heather Holt quickly laughed, giving her husband a little push and blamed him, "You haven’t even given a meeting gift, why should she call you ’dad’?"

Upon hearing this, Justin Grant laughed heartily, "Indeed, indeed, I was being foolish."

He said this and handed a card to May Morgan, indicating for her to accept this meeting gift, "Daughter-in-law, here’s a token for our first meeting."

May Morgan looked awkwardly at the card in his hand but didn’t dare take it. He’s already calling her ’daughter-in-law’. Accepting the meeting gift would be tantamount to agreeing to marry Victor Grant, wouldn’t it?

Faced with Justin Grant, May Morgan was too shy to refuse directly and glanced at Victor Grant for help. Seeing this, Victor Grant eagerly bent over and took the card from his father’s hand, then teased, "Dad, how much did you give May as a meeting gift?"

"Not much, eighty million, just a token. When you two get married, I’ll give more money depending on what you need," Justin Grant said casually.

May Morgan widened her eyes in shock, eighty million? Just a meeting gift? Victor Grant’s family is indeed wealthy.

Your family is so well-off, why did you still act like a robber, going around and pursuing Vincent Vance and me?

Heather Holt chided Victor Grant with a glare, telling him to return the card to May Morgan, "Victor, this money is your dad’s gift to May, you can’t keep it."

"I know, I know, I’m giving it to her now, aren’t I?" Victor Grant hurriedly pushed the card into May Morgan’s hand under his mother’s guidance, "May, this is a token of my parents’ affection, don’t disdain it."

Disdain? Not at all, but holding this sum made her a bit uneasy.

May Morgan looked down at the card in her hand, feeling a little at a loss as to what to say.

Justin Grant saw that May Morgan seemed a bit unhappy and smiled, "May, is there something you’re not satisfied with?"

His question made May Morgan feel embarrassed, and she quickly gestured, "No, no, Uncle Grant and Aunt Holt have been very kind to me, I have no dissatisfaction."

"Then the problem lies with our Victor. I know this kid is unruly and has done many wrong things, all due to us spoiling him. However, if he has found someone he loves to marry, I believe he’ll mend his ways. I hope you can be the woman to rectify his life path, can you?"

Justin Grant’s words were sophisticated, leaving May Morgan speechless and even a bit moved.

For such a wealthy family to be so humble, not even caring about her past marriage, what was she even hesitating about?

"Uncle Grant, Aunt Holt, I don’t know if Victor has told you about my situation. I was previously married, to Vincent Vance, the CEO of the Vance Group. Our marriage was short, lasting just a few months, and I even lost a child. I think for a family like yours, maybe you should reconsider me. I might not be suitable as your daughter-in-law,"

May Morgan spoke softly but with a heavy tone to Justin Grant, clutching the card tightly.

Justin Grant regarded May Morgan for a moment before smiling faintly, "I’m aware of your circumstances. Victor’s mom told me everything beforehand. Frankly, my first reaction was disagreement, but later I realized, only the woman Victor truly loves can change him. I and Aunt Holt don’t have that capability or energy anymore."

After a pause, Justin Grant suddenly took his wife’s hand, gently placing it in his palm with a tender expression, "Honestly, when I was young, I was worse than Victor, but after marrying Aunt Holt, I completely changed myself. Because of love, I was willing to change. I see how much love Victor has for you in his eyes, so I don’t oppose this. In fact, compared to a perfect daughter-in-law, I hope for a perfect son."