Without a second thought, Ms. Yuna was naturally a bit disappointed.

Because this meant that his carefree attitude back at Buckwood High School was not because of him having actual power.

It was just because he did not know how strong the Surreys were actually.

He was lucky as well. His wife even called the first-in-command of Buckwood along with the others to help him stand his ground.

There were still loopholes to this theory.

But the title of a live-in son-in-law was enough to change Ms. Yuna’s impressions of Harvey York in an instant.

Her eyes were showing slight disgust toward him as well.

What sort of dirty thought did the live-in son-in-law have if he did not specify that he was taken when she asked him out for food?

But Ms. Yuna was not to be blamed; she was a beauty too and had a pair of peach-eyes. Men that approached her would naturally have heinous thoughts about her.

That was why she would always be cautious and disgusted toward any man that approached her.

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