True Fated Marriage novel Chapter 1254

Gary glanced at Ernest and twitched his lips slightly.

Ernest also smiled, then Gary walked towards him.

The two brothers stood together, facing everyone, and people couldn't help but exclaim.

The sight was really pleasing to the eyes.

They were both too handsome.

They were both gorgeous, talented boys.

"The banquet can officially begin," Alice said, "Gary and Ernest, hurry up. We're waiting for the two of you now."

"Why don't you two say something before we get seated," William said.

Gary directed his gaze at William. Upon noticing how his wrinkled face was full of smiles, he smiled in return as well.

"Ernest, go ahead."

After that, Gary took his seat.

William said, "Gary, you're the eldest brother; you should take the lead."

Gary didn't feel bad being called out at all.

He nodded and said, "Then the elders should definitely say something instead. I hope that you will still be around after I've graduated and returned to the country."

William was taken back. He certainly wasn't pleased being called out. "You brat, I won't die so easily. I will definitely still be around after you've graduated and returned home. Your dad said that I'll have to live for another twenty years; I'm definitely looking forward to that."

"That would be best," Gary said nonchalantly, "You better live for a thousand years."

"Are you trying to mock me as that bastard tortoise who lived for a thousand years?" As William grew older, he had also become more and more like a man- child. Therefore, whenever he attended a gathering, it would be filled with laughter.

As long as William was here, the whole family would be filled with continuous laughter and joyous moments.

Everyone no longer felt surprised upon looking at the way they interacted with one another.

Gary then responded, "That wasn't what I meant at all; you were the one who brought it up yourself. But, Great- grandpa, now that you mentioned it, your eyes are drooping so much. Combined with your sharp gaze, you really do look as though you have tortoise eyes."

"Hahaha," William laughed and patted his thigh excitedly. He didn't look like he was in his nineties at all. Instead, he looked like a prideful man-child.

Everyone laughed and felt elated upon looking at how much William was enjoying himself.

They knew that he was truly happy to see his greatgrandchildren growing up, so he could still accept such jokes joyfully.

All of a sudden, William laughed out loud, "Gary, did you just address me as your great-grandpa."

The crowd burst into an uproar.

Gary had finally called William Great-grandpa.

Everyone directed their gaze at William with a flash of surprise in their eyes, especially Heinz.

He was even more astonished. Had the sun just risen from the west?

Gary didn't think much of it when everyone looked at him. He looked at William and said, "Although you're confident that you can live for another ten years, I'm not so confident, so I'm worried that I'll regret this for the rest of my life if I don't call you great-grandpa now." "Hahaha," William burst out laughing once again,

"You have a point."

Gary looked at Ernest and said to everyone, "Isn't Ernest supposed to say something? How is he going to speak if you guys keep on interrupting him?"

"Speak, Ernest, speak," William waved his hand, gesturing for him to speak. He, on the other hand, was looking at Gary with a look of kindness and satisfaction. He even glanced at Heinz.

It was one full of pride.