My Quick-witted Baby (Arabella and Kenneth) novel Chapter 256

Chapter 256

Hearing what they said, Jenna was grim-faced and said, "Ken, you are the eldest son of the Lucero family, but your wife is only a high school graduate and comes from a village. Due to her poor background, she doesn't deserve to be called Ms. Lucero. If your dad knows that, he will be pissed off, because he has arranged a marriage for you. The girl's dad is the wealthiest guy..."

Before she finished, Kenneth stood up and interrupted her lightly, "Dad has never cared about me. Of course, I won't allow him to interfere in my marriage. I'm my own master."

Jenna was speechless.

"I have to leave," Kenneth said to Jenna and Tyrone. Then, he took his car key and left.

Jenna immediately looked at Sharon and said, "Mom, you shouldn't allow Ken to do so. The Lucero family is one of the richest and most powerful families in Faykarta. How can he marry a bumpkin?"

Sharon snorted, "I agree with Ken in terms of his marriage. If my son has any questions, he can tell me about it."

Jenna was wordless again.

...

After Kenneth left, Tyrone didn't stay for dinner. Jenna saw him off and whispered, "Tyrone, I cannot understand why your grandma allows your brother to marry a girl from the countryside. Moreover, I find that she and he have some secrets. It is so funny."

As the president of Saint Medical College and the daughter of the Lucero family, Jenna always met rich or powerful guys or medical talents. Thus, she scorned the girl from the countryside and didn't want to see her at all.

However, Tyrone had been out of her sight.

Jenna felt better. She liked Arabella very much and had regarded her as Tyrone's wife. She believed Tyrone would fall in love with the pretty girl at first sight at the party, though he had no interest now.

...

Kenneth drove his Rolls-Royce Phantom so fast on the road. At this moment, his phone rang. That was Sharon's call.

He answered the phone, "Hello, grandma."

"Ken, just forget what your aunt said today," Sharon said so softly.