Chapter 465 Stop Exaggerating


    With caution, Alpheus asked, “Mr. Lund, is your sister Lady Lockwood?”


    “Yes,” Emrys replied nonchntly, ncing at him.


    Suddenly, everyone’s expressions changed. Filled with


    excitement, Alpheus said to nche, “nche, why didn’t you tell us about such an important matter


    earlier?”


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    In the martial arts field, Larissa was a well-known figure.


    Although she was currently only at the Manifestor level, her talent was exceptional, and her future


    achievements were boundless. More importantly, her background was impressive. It was said that


    Hazel had already treated her as part of her own family.


    In other words, Larissa had the support of the Mapleton family.


    If they had known earlier that Emrys’ sister was Larissa, they wouldn’t have been so distressed, let


    alone make the decision to marry nche off to the Langford family.


    nche looked at Alpheus with disappointment and sneered, “For you, this is, of course, important,


    even more important than your own daughter.”


    Alpheus was speechless.


    Samuel spoke up. “It’s better to rely on oneself than on others. I support nche’s decision. If anyone


    dares to treat you as a


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    sacrificial pawn in the future, I won’t let them get away with it.”


    The matters concerning the Langford family were almost resolved when Emrys received a call from


    Larissa. Taking this as an opportunity, he bid farewell to the Langfords.


    He arrived at the Jipsdale Martial Arts Academy and saw Larissa standing at the gate.


    Her legs were straight and slender, and her figure was graceful. The wless symmetry of her form


    made her captivating even when she was just standing there.


    Beside her were two other people.


    One was Vice-Chancellor Vaughn Diaz, who was in his fifties, and the other was a man in histe


    twenties. He was a teacher at the Jipsdale Martial Arts Academy named Darrell Holt.


    Students passing in and out of the gate frequently cast sidelong nces, their expressions filled with


    excitement. The focus of their attention was primarily on Larissa.


    Larissa, their charismatic senior and revered idol, had graduated, yet her legacy lingered. Her name


    continued to resonate within the academy’s corridors, and her photograph, a symbol of her


    achievements, remained prominently positioned atop the list of the academy’s most distinguished


    alumni.


    This photograph, unknowingly, had be the driving force for countless people to bravely forge


    ahead.


    At that moment, she looked even more beautiful and captivating


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    in person than in photos. If it weren’t for the presence of the vice-chancellor, they would have swarmed


    around her long ago.


    “Rys, over here!” Larissa tiptoed, shing an enchanting smile as she waved at Emrys.


    She was tall and strikingly beautiful, effortlessly standing out. There was no need for her to stand on


    tiptoe. Emrys had spotted her in the crowd with just a single nce.


    “Larissa, is he the one you said you were waiting for?” Darrell’s expression subtly shifted.


    “Of course,” Larissa replied.


    When Emrys approached, she introduced, “Rys, this is Vice- Chancellor Diaz. And this fellow here is


    Darrell, my senior, who is currently a teacher at our academy.”


    After introducing Vaughn, Larissa then introduced Darrell. Then, quite naturally, she hooked her arm


    through Emrys. Tilting her head to look at him, she yfully said, “And this here is Rys, Emrys, a


    person who is very important to me.”


    You called him so affectionately. There’s no need to emphasize it. It’s clear that he must be someone


    very important to you.


    Darrell’s lips twitched. He felt disgusted by their public disy of affection.


    Emrys immediately sensed Darrell’s hostility, but he didn’t want. to engage in an argument with him. He


    turned to Vaughn with a courteous demeanor and said, “Greetings, Chancellor Diaz. My


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    wife has spoken highly of you for a long time. She described you as a person of great generosity, noble


    character, and unwavering integrity. You prioritize moral education, embody the wisdom thates


    with experience, treat others with sincerity, and prioritize the well-being of students above all else. Your


    dedication to students is evident in everything you do, and every student is valued-”


    “Hey, hey, hey, that’s enough. Stop exaggerating, young man.”


    Observing Emrys’ incessant talking, Vaughn quickly interrupted him, fearing that if he continued, he


    would soon be as embarrassed as a young girl.


    While everyone appreciates a bit of ttery, certain attempts can be perceived as insincere.


    Emrys earnestly replied, “Chancellor Diaz, I assure you that I’m not exaggerating. Although I’ve never


    been to the Jipsdale Martial Arts Academy and haven’t met you before, I’ve heard of your esteemed


    reputation from my wife. Furthermore, I may not possess many talents, but I have a knack for reading


    people. When I saw you for the first time today, I realized how urate my wife’s description of you


    has been.”