Chapter 1829


    Betty looked at Theodore Shapiro''s vi, majestic and domineering, with the elegance of the European royal family.


    Woody Shapiro walked in front, wearing a sky blue princess dress,bing the princess''s hair, and there were still childish little furs at the temples. The whole person looked delicate and revealing.


    "Woody Shapiro ... Woody Shapiro?" Betty stopped in a garden and looked at the scenery. She suddenly saw that Woody Shapiro had her head lowered. A person had silently walked far away. She quickly yelled at her.


    Woody Shapiro trembled. She turned around and realized that Betty was still behind her. She ran over again.Original content from N?velDrama.Org.


    "Woody Shapiro, do you have any thoughts? I think you''ve been depressed since you came back. What are you thinking about?" Betty looked at her worriedly and saw her eyes dodged twice.


    "No... no, what can I do? I''m just worried that my grades will fall again and I''ll be scolded by my uncle." Woody Shapiro did not dare to look into Betty''s eyes, afraid that she would find her own worry.


    "Your uncle can''t bear to scold you. Don''t worry, your grades are on me. When I resign, I''ll concentrate on helping you with your homework at home." Betty smiled gently. At this moment, she looked at Woody Shapiro.


    "Well, if ... I mean, if my uncle couldn''t marry you for some reason, would you break up with him?" Woody Shapiro walked back and forth in the garden, She was a little nervous and uneasy.


    Betty''s eyes squinted for a moment, then sheughed: "You want to say that your family can''t easily ept me?"


    Woody Shapiro looked at her in shock, "Do you know something?"


    "Even if you guys don''t say anything, I know it. Don''t forget what my family does. I''ve known your Shapiro family''s marriage custom for a long time, but since I''m here, I won''t leave easily." Sheughed.


    "So, you know, I''ve been worried about it for so long. I thought you would leave immediately."


    "Woody Shapiro, thank you for caring about me." Betty stopped smiling and looked at her seriously.


    "I ... I only have an uncle, and I only have you and me. Of course, I have to care about you, but I don''t know how I want to convince those people." Woody Shapiro lowered her head and sighed.


    "Okay, at such a young age, you should have no worries. Don''t sigh, there''s always a way to solve it." Betty''s heart was very warm.


    In the evening, a ck car parked at the entrance of the living room. The man who came down from the car was dressed in a ck suit. "Uncle!" Woody Shapiro ran out of the door to meet Theodore Shapiro.


    Theodore Shapiro gently patted her back. As soon as the two of them stepped into the living room, they saw Betty standing beside the sofa.


    "Do you still like this home?" Theodore Shapiro gently said as he took off his coat and walked towards her. The servant next to him respectfully took over his coat. All of this was orderly in this house. Betty nodded. "I like it, it''s very beautiful, like a castle."


    "Uncle, did you tell them about your kindness? Did they agree?" Woody Shapiro was not young, and she had gradually be involved in tStephenson Family, so she really wanted to hear the answer. Betty''s expression stiffened as her beautiful eyes shed at the man.


    "Of course, they''ll agree." Theodore Shapiro''s expression remained the same.


    "Really?" Woody Shapiro suddenly became happy.


    "Yes, of course it''s true. Uncle said that there is a solution to anything." Theodore Shapiro smiled tofort her.


    "Then I can rest assured that I can go upstairs and read a book. Let''s talk." Woody Shapiro left the space for them and left with a sense of interest. Betty was not as naive as Woody Shapiro. She clearly noticed the forbearance hidden in the man''s smile. She walked in front of him and looked at him.


    Theodore Shapiro was afraid to look directly at her eyes and wanted to change the topic: "Go upstairs to see the room I prepared for you."


    "Don''t you want to tell me the truth?" Betty suddenly reached out and grabbed his arm. "If you don''t want to say anything, I won''t ask."


    Theodore Shapiro sighed, then turned around and gently nced over her face: "Why can''t I hide it from you?"


    "I''m not Woody Shapiro. Don''t think I''m a child." Betty left her lips unhappily.


    "Okay, let''s talk upstairs. Actually, I


    didn''t want to hide anything from you. I won''t hide anything from you in the future." Theodore Shapiro said as he clenched her fingers backhand and walked upstairs.


    Upstairs, a bedroom was temporarily sorted out for Betty to stay temporarily.


    Entering the bedroom, Theodore


    Shapiro leaned back against the door and looked at Betty with a gentle gaze: "They are against us together, but after I gave up my 5% stake and promised to increase 5% of their achievements within three years, theypromised,


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    "What? I''m not worth your sacrifice so much." Betty did not expect that he had talked to them about the conditions. They were a family, but there was a bond between their interests, which made his family bond weak. And the benefits were even stronger.


    "Of course you''re worth it." Theodore Shapiro smiled gently, his fingers trembling and caressing her cheek, muttering in a low voice: "Only you are worth it, Betty, we can finally get married."


    "You''re stupid." Betty''s eyes turned red and she leaned against his arms.


    "In this lifetime, being a fool is also a new experience." Theodore Shapiro was not afraid. If he was to be separated from the woman in his arms, that would be the end of the world.


    "I heard your family still favors boys over girls, don''t you?" Betty looked up at him again.


    "It''s a little." Theodore Shapiro could not lie.


    "Then if I didn''t give birth to a son? Will they force you again?" Betty asked him heartbroken.


    "Daughter is also good. Thepany''s burden is too heavy. Even if we have a son, I''m not willing to let him spend his whole life in fighting.


    Of course, Betty heard that he wasforting her. She could not help butugh: "Okay, since you said that, I won''t worry anymore. You can always get married if you want. I''m waiting for you.


    "I won''t let you go anymore." Theodore Shapiro hugged her tightly and kissed her thin lips.


    Betty''s heart was still trembling. What did this man give up for her?