His Secret Spoiled Wife (Lily and Alexander) novel Chapter 631

“I know what’s the number,” Alexander came up from behind Lily and held her hand. Then he turned to Edward. “You can go now.”

Edward nodded and left, not forgetting to close the door behind him.

“Seriously? You’re jealous because of this? I was just trying to help Olivia!” Lily waved her phone in front of Alexander to remind him.

“Of course, I know that!” Alexander pinched her nose lightly and pulled her to sit next to him. “So, what did Justin say?”

“I think he was worried about something. He didn’t say much, but I’m sure he knows something. I just don’t know why he would allow them to do as they please,” Lily elaborated.

Alexander thought for a few seconds before asking, “You’re saying he has given up his position as the head of the family?”

“I’m assuming he did it to prevent the family from getting into a feud. However, judging from the current situation, I don’t think that’s working.” Lily had never expected this many problems to arise immediately after her grandfather’s death.

Most of the Lodge family’s elders were here, and they caused a huge commotion at the funeral. Lily was genuinely upset about how the situation had turned out.

“On the surface, it seems like the elders are using their authority and isolating you and Justin. Am I right?” Alexander questioned.

Lily nodded solemnly. “I never expected Henry to cause such a huge problem to the family.”

On the other hand, Alexander just shook his head in disagreement. “I don’t think so. Just Henry alone would not be able to stir up such a huge commotion. It’s all because people are supporting him. Besides, the only thing that could cause such a huge commotion was their personal interests.”

Lily agreed with everything Alexander had said. She also speculated that the elders united because of their intertwined personal interests.

“I thought with their growing age, their appetite would be less ambitious, and they would be content with their share of profits from the family,” Lily sighed in disappointment.