Triple Blessings: Mr. Fu's Passionate Pursuit

Then he asked her, “Master, what would you like for Richelle’s betrothal gifts?”

Roy Lewis and Richelle Dunn rushed to get their marriage certificate, and the rest of the things had to be dealt with slowly.

Sonia Seaton shook her head, “I have no other demands; your being good to Richelle and the three children is the best betrothal gift.”

Roy Lewis nodded, “Please be assured, Master, that I can do this 100%.”

The dishes were soon served; all the dishes were ordered according to Sonia Seaton’s taste.

“You really don’t object to Timmy changing to medical study?”

This decision was made a few months ago; It’s unknown why Sonia Seaton brings it up again.

“Master, to be honest, if I only had Timmy as my child, I might object, but I have three children. I don’t want their originally distinct and colorful lives to become the same because of my intervention.”

Sonia Seaton nodded, “Indeed, it’s good for the three children to go in different directions.”

The two chatted while eating, discussing their children. Then Roy Lewis brought up the wedding.

“My idea is to charter a plane and invite all the masters and fellow students to come. But Richelle wants a simple one in South Asia, just inviting everyone to a meal. However, her idea is too simple, and I don’t agree.”

Sonia Seaton nodded, “I don’t agree either. The wedding of my proud disciple should be grand and unforgettable, not just a simple meal that makes everyone feel like they haven’t had a meal before.”

Roy Lewis tentatively asked, “How about a grand wedding in South Asia, then?”

Although it wasn’t in Roy Lewis’s plan, he would do as Sonia Seaton asked if she insisted.

Sonia Seaton waved her hand, “It’s not necessary, and a grand wedding with just a few guests wouldn’t be interesting. Let’s do it as you proposed, and we’ll all go to Kindur to attend your wedding.”

Dinner went on, and the two people with completely mismatched auras sat together, eating and chatting from over seven o’clock until past nine.

After dinner, Roy Lewis escorted Sonia Seaton back to the laboratory.

“Master, wouldn’t it be better for you to simply find a place to live nearby?”

Roy Lewis opened the car door and helped her out of the car as he casually asked the question.

Sonia Seaton shook her head, “There’s no need. It’s more convenient to live in the small suite in the lab, and it’s quicker if someone needs to find me.”

Roy Lewis knew further persuasion was futile, so he just said a few more words about Sonia Seaton taking care of her health. He escorted her to the elevator and watched her enter, closing the door before leaving.

Sonia Seaton carried large and small bags of food back to the lab.

Several students in the lab smelled the delicious aroma and gathered around.

“Master, was it Richelle’s husband who invited you to dinner?”

Sonia Seaton nodded, “Yes, these are the dishes he ordered separately. They were packed when he paid the bill. Eat them while they’re still hot.”

Several of the students found it odd, as one of them, Andrew, asked Sonia Seaton.

“Master, didn’t you always dislike this Master Lewis?”

Bailes glared at him, “How can you call it dislike? It’s because Master is afraid that Richelle will be bullied, so she has always been obstructing Master Lewis, trying to teach him a lesson.”

Andrew suddenly realized, “So that’s why Master has been so hardworking!”

Sonia Seaton didn’t bother to argue with them, “Your mouths can’t be shut even when you’re eating. Hurry up and eat. After you finish, continue working overtime. Richelle is getting married soon, so try to handle your work on your own and bother her less.”

Although the master’s and Ph.D. students in the lab seemed important, Richelle Dunn was actually the backbone of the lab.

“Wow, Little Sister finally agreed to get married!”

“Right? When she was nurturing two children before, her life seemed to be a problem. Now it’s good; she has a reliable person to share her burden with…”

Halfway through, Sonia Seaton glanced back at the students.

“You all should pay more attention to your lifelong matters too. Richelle is four or five years younger than you, and she’s already settling down. Shouldn’t you also do some self-reflection?”

Upon Sonia Seaton’s reminder, the students lowered their heads and ate their meals, not daring to express any more opinions.

When Sonia Seaton entered the resting room, Andrew bumped Bailes’s hand.

“Older Brother, did you hear? Master seems to want to transfer this lab to Richelle.”

Bailes nodded, “Master mentioned it, and I think it’s a good idea.”

Andrew said, “But your seniority is higher than Richelle’s…”

Bailes stared at him, “In our place, we’ve always spoken through our strength. What can seniority prove? Can it lead everyone to new research results?”

Andrew was somewhat unconvinced, “But Little Sister Richelle is too young, isn’t she? Only 26 years old. If she really leads everyone, can she guarantee results?”

Bailes glanced sideways at Andrew for a few moments, “Junior Brother, we recently received a good share of patent money, and perhaps you forgot that the project, although led by Master, was mainly corrected by Richelle in terms of data and direction. If we ignore Richelle’s youth and her not seeming like an expert, I think she can be as good as Master in every other aspect!”