"Mr. Fernandez, remember I mentioned Lyndon's marriage? I've shortlisted a few girls from noble families. Should my mom-in-law help you with decision-making? She knows the upper class in Skrix better. She has a knack for discerning the personalities of the girls and identifying which one is a suitable match for Lyndon."

Lyndon stopped dead in his tracks and turned around.

What was Brian up to?

Why was he trying to meddle in his marriage?

On the other end, Barnes sounded pleased.

“Great! I trust you and Gail with Lyndon's marriage. If he finds a girl he likes, I'll reward you handsomely."

Watching Lyndon's angry face, Brian couldn't help but smile.

“Mr. Fernandez, no need for formalities. We're practically family.

After the call, Brian waved his phone at Lyndon. “Did you hear that?

Get ready for blind dates from tomorrow!"

Brian flashed a big smile.

Now that Lyndon tried to upset him with those childish words, he didn't mind causing Lyndon more trouble.

“Brian, this isn't your concern!" Lyndon snapped, his voice icy.

Brian's eyebrows lifted slightly. "I'm not here to chat. Your dad tasked my mother-in-law to handle your marriage arrangements. Don't you respect her? Do you really think you can stay here without obeying?"

Lyndon felt a surge of anger but also understood Brian's motive.

Brian was clearly trying to drive him out of this household, wasn't he?

He calmed himself and retorted, "Don't worry, I plan to stay here quite a while! And as for blind dates, I'll go. But liking someone?

That's not required, right?"

"Make sure you're presentable tomorrow. Don't embarrass my mother-in-law!" Brian said with a smirk. If Lyndon didn't leave, he'd set up so many blind dates for Lyndon until he was sick of them.

Lyndon's expression darkened. Holding back his anger, he turned and strode upstairs.