This little girl who got the "childhood betrothal" with our family truly knows nothing about Little Fatty.

Looking at William Wilson now, he’s shed that chubby figure of his childhood and grown tall and handsome.

He’s also lost the "silver tongue" of his youth and the usual impulsive recklessness of young people, becoming calm and composed.

From the mother-in-law’s perspective, Elly Campbell is genuinely satisfied.

If these two kids could really end up together, she’d be more than happy to see it.

Laura Jones, reminded by her own mother, suddenly realized she’d blurted out the habitual name again, and felt terribly embarrassed.

She quickly changed the subject, looking at Luke Campbell beside Adam Jones, who was covering his face and avoiding eye contact, and said:

"Big brother, I heard from Mr. Wilson that he was your classmate."

Luke Campbell knew his little sister was changing the topic and couldn’t bear to continue teasing her when she looked so embarrassed she wanted to dig a hole to hide.

So, he went along with the change and replied:

"Yes, we were classmates in kindergarten and college."

Laura Jones’s eyes lit up again, but she kept a calm exterior, fearing that her eagerness would scare William Wilson away.

Seeing them return, William Wilson took the initiative to greet them, "Uncle, Aunt."

"Our Laura is your little fan. She didn’t bother you when we weren’t here, did she?"

Elly Campbell laughed and teased her daughter as she walked toward him.

Laura Jones tugged lightly on her mother’s sleeve from behind, silently protesting how her mother was embarrassing her.

William Wilson glanced at Laura’s embarrassed face with a faint smile in his eyes and said sincerely:

"No, Laura is... very nice."

Upon hearing her idol praise her, Laura Jones immediately looked up at William Wilson, her eyes bright and thrilled.

Adam Jones looked at his daughter’s eyes, shining like a wolf, and recalled the scene earlier when she had a nosebleed upon seeing William Wilson, and couldn’t help but rub his temple.

No matter how much he calculated, he hadn’t expected his daughter’s personality to be unlike his, nor like Elly’s.

He always worried that with her personality, she could too easily be swept away by young guys.

If one had a good nature, that’d be fine, but if they had a bad nature, what could be done?

As parents, they can’t protect her for her whole life.

Because of this, despite being reluctant to let his precious daughter go, he had no intention of stopping the Wilson kid from getting close to his daughter.

Not to mention, the child raised by Samuel Wilson and his wife would definitely have a good nature; plus, he studied alongside their son through college to a PhD. If there were a problem with William Wilson’s character, William Campbell would’ve noticed long ago.

Rather than letting the little girl be taken away by some unknown young man of unknown character, Adam Jones naturally preferred the Wilson kid.

Moreover, the little fatty played an indispensable role in his success in winning his wife over back then.

But of course, we can’t call him Little Fatty anymore.

After dinner, William Wilson didn’t stay long at the Jones Family and prepared to return to Alaska.

Luke Campbell personally drove him to the airport. On the way, Luke glanced at William Wilson and said:

"I’ll entrust my sister’s safety in Alaska to you, but don’t cause any trouble, or we won’t even be brothers anymore."

William Wilson glanced back at him lightly and said:

"What do you take me for?"