Cutie, Please Marry Me Again (Jenna and Hansen) novel Chapter 89

Only Grandma Richards herself knew what was in her mind. Up until now, she still could not see how much Jenna loved her grandson. She heard that Jenna took a bullet for him. However, under the current situation, the reason why she came back to the Richards Group was very complicated. Her grandson was so excellent, and she did not want her grandson to find a woman who did not love him. There were things she had to observe more closely.

She was Grandma Richards after all. How could she take the outsider's side? It was just that people did not understand her intentions. If Jenna really liked her grandson, she would fight for him. She wanted to see what she was going to do. She wanted them to discover their true feelings for each other.

Of course, Grandma Richards had a hidden agenda, which was only clear to her and not to anyone else.

According to the Richards family's tradition, Grandma Richards brought all the descendants of the Richards family, including Jenna, to pay their respects to the ancestors. Jenna was walking beside Hansen in a daze.

On the ancestors' tablets of the Richards family, she saw her name engraved together with Hansen's on a jade stone, profoundly conspicuous. The jade was hard and full of mottled yellow light. With the vicissitudes of time, it seemed that they were connected to each other. The jade stone was as hard as a rock. At that moment, she actually had a sense of belonging in her heart that she never had before, as if she was born to belong to this family.

Now Grandma Richards had given her Hansen's right of inheritance of the Richards Manor, in an apparent attempt to protect her. At least with that, the servants would treat her better and not treat her with disdain in the Richards Manor. Moreover, with her name still on the ancestral tablet, she was still the titular eldest Young Madam in the Richards family.

According to the Richards family's tradition, any woman whose name had been engraved on the ancestral tablet, would not be removed no matter what. It was because the family had an ideology ingrained in them that divorce was not allowed unless there was a valid reason. However, it was not something that the parties involved could decide.

It was just that.

Could she truly accept the things that Grandma Richards had given to her?

Could she be able to stay in the Richards Manor?

Jenna did all the rituals in a state of confusion and in a trance. Fortunately, Hansen took care of her and held her back, so that she didn't embarrass herself.

After worshipping the ancestors, it was time to have dinner.

There were not many people. The servants prepared about a dozen tables and a big main table. Grandma Richards sat on the main seat, Claude sat on her right while Marissa sat on her left. While Hansen was flanked by Jenna and Aria on either side, Jenna sat between Hansen and Marissa, which made things awkward. The thought of her moving into the Richards Manor made her feel uncomfortable.

Everyone was eager to offer tea and gifts to Grandma Richards, who accepted them with a smile and gave them a red packet in return.

Jenna just got Grandma Richards a luxurious bath towel, while Hansen bought her a magnetic sleeping pillow, which, of course, was Jenna's idea.

Grandma Richard did not care about the value of the gift. She just accepted each and everyone with a smile on her face.

After receiving the gifts, Grandma Richards only drank a few mouthfuls of soup before she felt tired. She then got into her wheelchair with Meroy's help and left.

Everyone was accustomed to eating the delicacies of fancy food. How would they have the appetite to eat these kinds of food? Once Grandma Richards left, they hurriedly took a couple bites of food. Then, Marissa and Claude's wives got up and left.

After Marissa left, Jenna felt much more at ease.

"Hansen, have some of these," Aria, who sat on his left side, said with a coquettish voice as she put a piece of food onto his plate.

"Thank you," Hansen was in a good mood and thanked her.

"You don't have to thank me, Hansen. From now on, I will help to serve you your food, what do you think?" Aria hooked her arm around his happily and said in a sweet voice, "Hansen, will you come with me to get my luggage after dinner? I'll be moving into the Richards Manor today and I still have a lot of things in my parents' house."

Aria boldly said as if she had already married into the family.

Jenna lowered her head and continued to eat silently. She suddenly became grouchy at the thought of her and Aria living together in the Green Jade Garden.

She didn't like this woman very much, and she even hated her. Whenever she saw her, she would lose her appetite and feel revolted.

"Here, try some of the roast duck. It was specially delivered from Capital City," Sensing the loneliness of the woman beside him, Hansen took a piece of roast duck and placed it onto Jenna's plate.

"Thank you," Jenna smiled and politely thanked him.

The corners of Hansen's mouth quirked slightly when he heard her thank him.

Aria's face darkened. She held Hansen's arm tightly and said, "Hansen, I'm done eating. Will you go get my stuff with me?"

When Hansen came to his senses, he frowned slightly and said, "Aria, you don't have to purposely go and collect them. If you need anything, just tell the butler to get you new ones. You can keep those back home and use it in the future. I have to go back to work after this meal."

"No, Hansen. I'm not used to using other things. There are some things that you cannot even get in this country and I can't buy them abroad at the moment so I'd better go back and get them," Aria pouted with an unhappy face, "Hansen, today is Grandma Richards' birthday. You don't have to go to work. Please accompany me for today."

Aria shook Hansen's arm and refused to give up. Hansen was pestered by Aria and had no choice but to promise, "Fine, fine. I'll send you back to your parents' house but you'll have to make your own way back here."