It was said that the ce was previously an uninhabitable burial ground. After all, the Yorks of Hong


    Contentt bel0ngs to N0ve/lDra/ma.O(r)g!


    Kong was once in a state of ruin.


    After nearly a hundred years of work, this ce was surrounded by tranquility and beautiful scenery.


    Waterfalls and pavilions could be seen around the ce as well.


    Various architecture styles from Country H were gathered here. It was considered by some people as


    the direct counterpart of the Imperial Garden and had quite a prodigious reputation.


    The night view was exceptionally unparalleled throughout Hong Kong.


    It was a shame that Vince York and Lexie York had their minds preupied and had no intention of


    enjoying such an incredible view. They swiftly walked past many checkpoints without even slowing


    down.


    Even the two would need to verify their identities when they arrived inside the Pce of the Yorks, let


    alone the others.


    Safe to say that this was the safest ce in both Hong Kong and Las Vegas.


    After walking through nine different courtyards, a small ancient garden appeared before Vince and


    Lexie.


    This ce did not fit in with the rest of the pce at all. A minimalistic yet familiar design could be felt


    in this ce.


    Everyone who knew the history of the family would know that this small courtyard marked the


    beginning of the Yorks of Hong Kong.


    Two rows of women in gray robes stood still in the courtyard without making a single sound.


    An unspeakable solemn could be felt from the silence.


    The strength of those women was not to be underestimated .


    And an ancient–looking chair could be seen in the middle of the passage that they were guarding.


    A woman in in clothes who seemed like she was in her eighties squinted her eyes slightly, as if she


    was dozing off.


    But even so, an extremely elegant aura of an upperssman could be felt exuding from her.


    A dignified light was radiating from the woman, enveloping the entire ce.


    Vince forced out a smile before taking a few steps forward.


    “Grandmother; your grandson‘s here to see you.”


    “Mother,” said Lexie quietly.


    Grandma York came back to her senses after hearing the voice of the two.


    She slowly opened her eyes before a hint of power seeped out from her eyes, instantly freezing Lexie‘s


    fake smile.


    Lexie was a mighty figure outside, but she could clearly feel that


    she was nothing in front of Grandma York, a mere twig that could be snapped at any moment.


    “What? Still no child, I see.”


    Grandma York nced at Lexie‘s stomach.


    After seeing her slender waist, Grandma York felt discontent.


    Naturally, she was quite unhappy with her daughter, who had not borne a child after being married for


    so long.


    Lexie frowned. She was about to say something...


    But Vince gave her a look beforeing toward Grandma York.


    “You know you can‘t me Auntie for this, Grandmother...


    “Uncle hasn‘t been home for three years now. He‘s been fighting for his country the entire time! You


    can‘t me Auntie for this now, can you?


    “But don‘t you worry. Uncle will be back for your banquet no matter how busy he is! You‘ll have a better


    time convincing him instead when that happens!”


    Grandma York lightly frowned after hearing Vince‘s words.


    “Fine. Whatever you say...”