Bonnie felt a substantial sense of warmth in her chest, feeling the importance of Sigmund''s words. She said, "Thank you for being so considerate of me, Grandpa."


    Sigmundughed heartily, saying, "There''s no need for such formalities. It''s gettingte, and you must be hungry. Come one, let''s eat."


    "Okay, Grandpa." Bonnie followed Sigmund and sat down. Immediately after, the housekeepers served the dishes while the duo chatted. Ivor even chimed in asionally, creating a harmonious and pleasant atmosphere.


    After the meal, Ivor told Floyd to bring the gifts to Sigmund. The older man was surprised, saying, "Oh my! You finally know how to be considerate and bring your grandpa gifts, Ivor?"


    Ivor''s lips twitched. "Even though Bonnie bought these gifts, I''ve given you plenty over the years. You didn''t need to say that.”


    Sigmund only heard the first part of Ivor''s sentence and ignored thetter half. The former said, "I knew my granddaughter-inw was the best. I''d be overjoyed if you had half her filial piety, Ivor." Ivor was speechless.


    ''Well, praising my future wife is equivalent to honoring me. I''ll stop overthinking it.''


    Bonnie smiled as she helplessly watched Ivor and Sigmund banter. Even so, she enjoyed the warm-hearted atmosphere.


    Ivor noticed Sigmund examining the supplements Bonnie had gifted him. Ivor asked, "Granpa, how are the wedding invitations going? Are they ready?"Belongs to ? n0velDrama.Org.


    "I prepared them long ago," Sigmund responded before telling the butler, "Go to the innermost cab in my room and bring them the invitations."


    "Right away, sir." The butler quickly went upstairs and did as Sigmund said.


    The older man looked at Bonnie pridefully and said, "I guarantee you''ll love the invitation design, Bonnie!"


    Bonnie nodded. "Your taste is impable, Grandpa. Of course, they must be excellent."


    Sigmund felt ttered, grinning as he said, "You always know what to say."


    Bonnie chuckled as the butler brought down the invitations. Sigmund took them and ced


    them before the couple. "Te


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    Bonnie examined the invitations and noticed the white background with gold edges. They looked elegant and grand. "I love them, GrandpabYour taste is immacte, as always."


    She took one of the invitations and added, "Would you mind if I take this one first? I want to send it to a friend abroad."


    Sigmund waved dismissively. "No


    problem at all. Since it''s yours andet


    Ivor''s wedding, you can send it to


    r you like."


    "Thanks," Bonnie replied, nning to send the invitation to Andreas tomorrow.


    As she thought about that, Ivor''s attractive voice sounded, "Are you sending that to Andreas?"


    Bonnie nodded. "Yeah, I am."


    Then, she raised her brow at Ivor and teased, "Are you jealous?"