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But for her, it was just a number.
What mattered most to her was that she had never intended to stay in the Newton family.
Helen declined. "Mr. Newton Senior, this is too precious. I can't accept it. Please take it back!"
"Helen, Grandpa knows you're a sensible child, but my mind is made up. No matter what happens in the future, you will always be my granddaughter. If you become my granddaughter-in-law one day, these will be the engagement gifts from the Newton family to you.
"If you've found your happiness elsewhere, consider these as my dowry for you."
"Mr. Newton Senior, I..." Helen's voice choked up. She struggled to control her emotions and threw herself into Esmond's arms.
Esmond patted her back, comforting her. "Alright, you're all grown up now. Just do as Grandpa says."
"But..."
"You have too many concerns. Don't worry," Esmond said and turned to Joseph.
"Go ahead and have Helen sign the document."
Joseph handed the document and a pen to Helen. Helen held the pen and carefully wrote her name on the document in front of everyone.
"Alright, the matter is settled. Mr. Evans, thank you for your assistance."
Joseph neatly put away the documents. "Not a problem. It's my duty."
"Very well, now that the formalities are over, let's start our dinner." Esmond invited everyone to the table. However, except for Chandler, none of the Newton brothers had the appetite for it.
Inside the car, Helen leaned back against the seat and gazed at the passing nighttime scenery, lost in thought. Zac spoke up after a while. "You seem to be in a bad mood."
Helen regained her composure, but before she could speak, Zac continued, "How about I play a song for you to relax?"
Helen replied, "Sure."
Zac turned on the car's music system. A soft, soothing melody filled the vehicle.
"This is my favorite piece, composed by the renowned musician, Hannah Mitchell."
Helen paused momentarily when she heard the familiar tune. She then casually asked, "Do you like her a lot?"
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