When Sheldon heard the old man announce that Jaime and Sophie would be heading to Japan together, he had a rather triumphant look on his face.

In his opinion, Lord Schulz had already handed such an important matter to both his son and daughter. Thus, this was proof and evidence that he was the eldest son whom his father trusted the most.

The other children could not help but feel envious and jealous at this time.

They had no opinions at all if Lord Schulz wanted to train Jaime. After all, Jaime was the eldest grandson of the family. If this was back in the ancient days, this would naturally mean that Jaime was the crown prince because of his status. No matter how strong and capable the other princes were, they would have to bow down and lower their heads when they saw the eldest grandson.

However, Jaime was going on this trip to gain more experience and knowledge, and they felt that Lord Schulz was simply being too bias for asking Jaime to bring Sophie along with him!

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