Charming Mommy Of Adorable Triplets Chapter 211


    ‘Madam Vanderbilt had always been keeping a close eye on it.’


    Maisie’s eyes narrowed slightly. “I must attend this meal if those people from the Vanderbilts are really


    nning toy their hands on Vaenna.”


    “Zee, do you want me to apany you there? After all, who knows what they’ll do.” Kennedy was


    worried about her attending this meal alone.


    Maisie was caught up in her thoughts for a split second


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    ‘Kennedy is right. They must have a purpose since they asked to meet me. I don’t know what they


    might do. In any case, I must go prepared’ 1


    Maisie stepped into a high-end restaurant. She had tied her long hair into a neat high ponytail, was


    dressed in a ck and white color-blocked dress with split ends, and had a pair of golden sequin


    earrings.


    She attracted a lot of attention from the guests around the area when she walked into the hotel.


    Seeing her extraordinary temperament, the waitress standing at the reception stepped forward and


    asked enthusiastically, “Miss, d, o you have a reservation for a private room or a carrel?”


    “Private Room 203.”


    “Okay, please follow me.” The waitress gave off a smile and brought her upstairs to the second floor.


    Arriving at the door of Private Room 203, the waitress knocked on the door and opened the door for


    her. In the room, apart from Madam Vanderbilt and Linda, there were two middle-aged women and a


    man Maisie had never seen before.


    Madam Vanderbilt smiled immediately when she saw Maisie entering the room. “You’re here, Zee. This


    is your aunt. You should not have seen her in many years.”


    She introduced the middle-aged woman in a gorgeous dress sitting next to her.


    Yanis Warren was Madam Vanderbilt’s eldest daughter-inw and Linda’s biological mother. She had


    married Yorick Vanderbilt, the eldest son of the Vanderbilts, and had given birth to a son and a


    daughter for the Vanderbilts. Madam Vanderbilt valued her highly because of the grandson that she


    had given birth to.


    “Oh, so this is Zee. She’s grown into such a beautiful woman, and she really resembles her mother.”


    Yanis’ voice sounded very high pitched, and it was difficult to tell whether she wasplimenting or


    slighting Maisie. Everything just sounded awkward


    Maisie walked to the table, sat down, and her red lips curled slightly. “Aunt Yanis, you actually thought


    about asking me out for a meal as soon as you arrived at Bassburgh?”


    “What are you talking about? No matter what, you’re my niece. We’re all from the Vanderbilts. We


    haven’t seen each other for so many years, so it’s only natural for your aunt to miss you.”


    “Oh, really? That’s really nice of you.” Maisie raised her eyebrows lightly.


    I’ve never been in contact with any of Vanderbilts. Who would believe in her saying that she misses


    me?


    Maisie then raised her head, exchanged a nce with the man sitting opposite her, and frowned. “And


    this is?”


    “This shouldn’t be that so-called cousin of mine, right?


    Yanis smiled and introduced, “This is Mr. Zimmerman Sr.’s grandson who’se from Coralia. You


    should know his grandfather. Grandpa Zimmerman used to be very close with us Vanderbilts. And this


    is Aunt Zimmerman.”


    Mrs. Zimmerman took a nce at Maisie. Nobody could tell whether she was satisfied or dissatisfied


    by her look.


    She then curled her lips and said, “Is she the daughter Stephen gave birth to with Marina? She does


    look rather pretty, but I wonder whether she’s a hardworking woman or not.”


    “Hah, don’t all women be hardworking after they get married? Zee is also a highly-educated


    person. So how would the Zimmermans find such a beautiful and intelligent daughter-inw back in


    Coralia?” Yanis exined.


    Mrs. Zimmerman felt somewhat convinced after hearing this.


    Seeing that her son was staring fixedly at Maisie, she also guessed what was on her son’s mind at that


    moment.


    Maisie finally understood what was going on after listening to their nonsensical conversation.


    ‘Heh, this turns out to be a blind date for me?’


    Maisie’s eyes tumed a little indifferent. “I think Aunt Yanis must have misunderstood something. Isn’t


    this a family dinner? Why has it be a blind date?”


    Madam Vanderbilt spoke up on behalf of Yanis. “Zee, your aunt knows that you have reached the


    appropriate age and haven’t gotten married yet. You should feel happy that she’s found you such a


    prestigious family from Coralia.”