First Loves Return Heiress Strikes Back novel Chapter 276

Chapter 276 

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From a distance, one could see a tall and magnificent castle, which was the main structure of the 

estate. 

The mansion was in European style, even bigger than the Shaw family’s, covering a huge area. The main building was a grand and magnificent castle, with several European–style villas scattered inside. 

The landscaping featured evergreen plants that retained their lush even in winter, while the expansive garden teemed with exotic flora and rare botanical specimens. 

The estate also had a helicopter landing pad, an artificial lake, a swimming pool, a cinema, a tennis court, a gym, a horse stable, and other well–equipped facilities. 

Deandre once studied abroad in Europe for a period of time when he was young. He visited almost all European countries. 

Deandre also spoke fluent London accent English. His every move and gesture exuded the air of British nobility when he wore formal attire. He had a preference for Western European medieval architectural style. This mansion was recently purchased by him as a dowry for Mariela. It was the first time that it had been open for guests. 

Luxury cars kept driving into the estate, as uniformed guards lined up on both sides of the entrance, checking the invitations and verifying the identities of the arriving guests. 

Cullinan drove up to the entrance, and the security guard let it through without any 

hesitation. 

They had already been instructed to memorize the license plate numbers of several frequently driven cars of the Stark family and the Logan family, including Lennon’s Cullinan. 

The car drove smoothly and unhindered into the estate, finally stopping in front of the main building. 

The cars of the other guests were parked in the underground parking lot. Only the cars of the Logan family, the Stark family, and the Shaw family were eligible to park in the open space in front of the castle. 

The driver stopped the car, and Lennon opened the door. The butler, who had already come out to greet them, stood respectfully with a bow by the side.