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    “Then you can try to be magnanimous. Just think of the exciting role-ying we’ll have when we pretend to be a boss and his nanny, or cousins… going at it,” Eileen said as she reached out to adjust his cor.


    Bryan chuckled. “You’re quite forward with your words, but your body can’t cash the check your mouth is issuing, so stop making lewdments here.”


    Eileen’s ears turned red. She quickly turned around and left with Gabri in her arms. Several hourster, they reached the Vazquez Mansion.


    As Eileen returned, the numerous servants of the Vazquez family greeted her, though they also looked wary of her.


    Eileen brushed off the servants’ wary nces. After exining that Gabri was her cousin’s child, she proceeded directly to meet with Le.


    She found an excuse to dismiss Tracey, and once alone with Le, she eagerly got to the heart of the matter.


    “Grandma, are you aware that Conroy has an illegitimate daughter?”


    “I’ve heard rumors about it before,” Le responded, her eyes sparkling with interest. “Have you discovered the identity of Conroy’s daughter and obtained proof?”


    Eileen nodded.


    “My Eileen, why are you so amazing?” Le took Gabri in her arms and affectionately pinched Eileen’s cheek. “You can present the evidence to Conroy and urge him to marry the mother of his child. Then your task will beplete.”


    That would have been the case if the mother of Conroy’s daughter wasn’t Gianna.


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    “But there is one more thing I’m curious about.” Eileen hesitated before speaking, fearing Le’s potential distress. “Why is it that I have no blood rtion to Conroy or his family?”


    Le’s eyes trembled, and she immediately looked away. The room fell into dead silence.


    Eileen’s frown deepened.


    “Grandma, the Vazquez family’s esteemed reputation spans centuries. When ites down to it, you prioritize our family’s honor, ensuring my mother’s rightful ce in the ancestral tomb.”


    Le replied, “Eileen, it doesn’t matter to me whether the Vazquez family continues or not. But the Vazquez family has always had a good reputation in Alverton. It has existed for hundreds of years in a magnificent way. I hope our legacy doesn’t end in disgrace.”


    Le gently patted the back of Eileen’s hand and continued, “But the family reputation is far inferior to your mother’s. It’s more important to move your mother’s body back to the tomb of our family’s ancestors.”


    Nevertheless, Le preferred to avoid making a scene unless absolutely necessary.


    Understanding, Eileen nodded. Le’s eyes gleamed with a hint of cleverness as she said, “The woman with Conroy, she’s your aunt, isn’t she?”


    “Yes,” Eileen replied.


    Le sighed. “I knew it. The Vazquez family’s reputation will only be damaged if your aunt is in a rtionship with Conroy.”


    Eileen remained silent, letting Lee to her own decision.


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