In his eyes, Tilda's interference was unwarranted.

Wilton really Liked Lyndon, hopeful to welcome him as a son-in-law.

Yet, not only was that hope dashed, but his own reputation tarnished.

Tilda was so thoughtless!

"Mr. and Mrs. Fernandez, it's time for Lyndon to settle down," Brian interjected.

“Allow me to bring over some photos of eligible ladies tomorrow. Perhaps you can assist him in choosing a date."

Upon hearing this, Barnes grinned and responded, "That's a good idea.

Thank you, Brian."

While he continued talking, he cast another look at Lyndon, and his smile diminished.

“Lyndon, Brian is an excellent example for you in business and family affairs. You should take some lessons from him. You don't want your mother and me to be constantly concerned about you, right?"

Lyndon's expression grew stormy. He glanced sharply at Brian and retorted, "Dad, I'm capable of managing my life. I don't need others fretting over me."

In his eyes, Brian was being a busybody!

Brian's eyebrows rose subtly.

“Lyndon, do you appreciate being manipulated?”

Lyndon scoffed, “Does marriage shield you from every kind of trouble?

I don't think so. It seems Like Selina has been troubling you, too, right?"

Brian was taken aback and clenched his jaw in frustration.

“It's all for your good. You can't stay single forever and make your parents worry about you. That would be a bad son."

Brian's words made the Fernandez couple nod in agreement.

Lyndon nearly burst out laughing in frustration.