“Dad, are you sure the gifts were sent by Mr. Caden and not Mr. Zavier?” Gladys asked again.

She still felt that it was Zavier who had sent the betrothal gifts and not the one whom Thea had saved ten years ago.

Lex smoked his tobacco and nodded. “Yes, it was indeed Mr. Caden. It seems it must be that man from the Cadens that Thea had saved ten years ago. These gifts are for Thea.”

“I-I can’t accept them,” Thea hurriedly rejected.

“Of course, we’re going to keep them! Why not?” David stood up immediately and picked up the limited Ferrari sports car keys inside the gift box.

“It doesn’t matter whether it’s Mr. Caden or Mr. Zavier who sent it. It belongs to our family if it’s for Thea,” said David.

“What’re you doing? Put it down! We haven’t figured it out yet! How could it be for Thea? It’s surely for Megan!” Tommy reprimanded.

“Nonsense! It’s for Thea! We’re going to take them with us!” Gladys shouted.

“You’re the one who is spouting nonsense! Who doesn’t know that Thea is marri