Since Vivian had repeated the word “princess" several times so it caught his ear. As expected he got the wrong end of the stick.

He was familiar with this term when used under some specific circumstances and so he pricked his ears up at the mention of the word. His eyes shone with interest. It was a topic just up his alley!

Looking at Vivian who was stunned, Ron continued questioning, "Vivian, is the princess you just mentioned from a local club in Broome? Just wondering if I know her. Or from a club in Sheffield? Is she expensive? What's her rate per hour?"

Vivian was caught off guard. She did not have an answer! She was so dumbfounded that at that moment she even felt like hitting her head against the wall. Ron and his perverted thoughts!

What the hell did he mean?

That was not what she meant! How could Ron misunderstand her Like that? He was so promiscuous!

The high-end, classy topic was suddenly interrupted by Ron and took a raunchy tone. He had a way of turning something sacred into something sacrilegious.

"Mind your Language, Ron!"

Lorraine was also angered by Ron‘s vulgar insinuation. She looked at them apologetically and glared at her son again.

“Mom... I... was just kidding. I haven't visited those clubs in a long time. Ha-ha...! Just kidding again!"

When Ron came to his senses, he remembered that his mother was sitting right next to him, Listening to his unpalatable words.

He was simply inviting trouble for himself by talking Like this in her presence. How rude!

Why did Vivian have to mention it in the first place? Was she trying to set him up? Ron felt really dejectedly.

“Maria is so well mannered. She doesn't talk while eating. So she does not get into trouble. Now that's real classy etiquette,“ Ron murmured to himself.

Maria was indeed very quiet, observing everything around her but reserving her comments.

She was silent throughout the meal. It was not that she wanted to appear aloof to her relatives. It was just that Anthony took such good care of her and she was quietly enjoying the attention from him.

Anthony kept dishing out food for her. He would put a nice piece of fried fish or some big shrimps into her plate from time to time. He seemed good at choosing tasty food.

And even if it was to pick up food, Anthony was sedulous. He never forgot to use the serving spoon whenever he served food for

Maria.

It was about ten minutes after the princess topic that Maria said her first sentence during dinner. "I'm so full."