Mrs. Jenkins knew this, but she didn't reject Patricia's request. As a matter of fact, she sounded proud as she said, “Well, I can see how much you care for Maria, even though she isn't you own. I can't say no to you, can I? So yes, I will approve this marriage."

Mrs. Jenkins then looked at the butler, Mr. Gonzales and said, "Get Elton's and Maria's birth dates, check if they match for a good marriage and select a good date for the wedding ceremony. It's been so long since we had a wedding to celebrate in the clan. I will personally break this news to them."

“Yes, Mrs. Jenkins. You are without doubt the most loving grandmother in this world!" Mr. Gonzales praised with a smile. If it was something that brought Maria pain, he was all for it.

Patricia was equally smiling, thrilled that things were going her way. As the most influential person of the Jenkins family, if Mrs. Jenkins personally proposed this marriage, Maria and Anthony would have to break up, and the insolent young girl would have no choice but to wed Elton, the fat, despicable middle-aged man.

Meanwhile, Anthony just left the Lemna Yard.