Cupid's Arrow Hit On Me novel (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 1281

“Don’t hesitate to let us know if we can be of help to anything, Mr. Johnson. My wife and I are happy to do whatever we can.”

Zachary added, “We hope Elisa can find happiness.”

Remy was in love with Elisa. Zachary believed that Elisa would find her happily ever after if she chose to be with Remy.

The Johnsons were a decent family.

Many women in Annenburg saw Remy as husband material.

He was one of the five heirs of the Johnson family and shared the same mother as Ben. Compared to the other boys in the house, he was a more popular choice.

Since he oversaw the family business in Wiltspoon, Remy found peace away from his family’s insistence to get married due to his long absence in Annenburg.

There were many white-collar women in Wiltspoon who had their eyes on Remy too.

Remy may appear a mild-mannered gentleman, but not to be fooled by his appearance, he was not the easiest to get through to. Remy was nice to everybody, always having a smile on his face. It was hard to read him on the type of women he liked.

No one could tell that he set his sights on Elisa if he did not purchase the house next to the Stones’ residence and looked for every excuse under the sun to meet with Elisa.

Remy and Elisa did not have a pleasant first meeting because Elisa nearly ran into his car and refused to give way. Remy was gracious to let it go and asked the chauffeur to reverse the car and allowed Elisa to go ahead.

He had recognized who Elisa was and knew she was the Stones’ princess with a fiery temper. Remy only gave way because the girl was unreasonable and not one to be messed with.

As they engaged further, Remy discovered the public’s unfair label on Elisa. She was not mean in nature. Elisa was simply being true to herself. Somehow or rather, he loved spending time with her.

Remy was the first to find out about the sale of the property next to the Stone family’s residence as he acquired the Zimmers’ company. That was how he could purchase the house before Clive.