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After Isaiah was rescued, he lost consciousness from swallowing too much water. The attentive butler swiftly arranged for an ambulance to transport him to the hospital. Before long, Regal Glade returned to its usual calm, as if the earlier chaos had merely been a fleeting.

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Yet, many onlookers in the nearby pavilions had witnessed the entire scene.

The expansive lake was bordered by numerous well-kept guest pavilions, and Benedict's study was one of

them.

Having just observed the turmoil, Benedict stood with his hands clasped behind him, gazing thoughtfully out the window.

After taking in the whole incident, he turned to his grandson, Edward, and frowned slightly. "Look at the wife you've chosen

Edward's sharp features wore a cool expression, his thin lips pressed tightly as he raised an eyebrow at h grandfather. "What about her? Isn't she charming?"

His gaze drifted toward the girl near the lotus pond who was chatting animatedly with Truman, and a soft smile spread across his face.

In that moment, the atmosphere in the study lightened somewhat.

Benedict was momentarily taken aback. He diverted his attention from Melody, stroked his beard. thoughtfully, and raised an eyebrow. "Tsk, just like your father-so stubborn! "How is she charming?

"She's clearly a little troublemaker."

Benedict chuckled lightly, turning away to close the intricately carved sandalwood window before returning to his desk to practice calligraphy.

His strokes flowed more smoothly now, a sign that his mood had lifted.

He paused, tilting his head as if remembering something, and glanced at Edward, pointing out, "Still pretty face."

While she might be delicate and beautiful, she certainly wasn't very practical!

Just a

With his tall and graceful form, Edward calmly prepared ink with his pale, even hands and replied, "That's

"Melody only managed to heal my leg, allowing me to move around again.

"By the way, alter that plane crash, I suffered nerve daruge in my leg, which led to some issues. Melody is also helping with that.

"If there comes a day when she's in a bad mood and refuses to treat me, Grandpa, you might as well pin

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your hopes for the Moore legacy on Alfred."

His blunt remarks left Benedict momentarily speechless, unable to respond.

He pouted. "Hmph, who knows how obedient she really is?

"I'll have her come up soon, I want to personally teach her some manners!"

Edward fell silent, thinking. You keep telling yourself that.

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By the lotus pond. Melody and Truman sat side by side watching as Isaiah was carefully lifted onto a stretcher.

After a moment of shared concern, they exchanged worried glances.

Truman sighed, "Ah. Isaiah is getting older; he should take more care."

Melody reassured him, "With you watching over him, Uncle Isaiah should recover quickly..."

In the background. Bernard trembled slightly, thinking I shouldn't be here; I should hide under the car.

He feared the two might suddenly turn their attention to him.

Truman stood, adjusting his sleeves. "Ahem, you must be Melody, Edward's wife."

Melody nodded obediently, her demeanor calm and graceful.

"Come, join me for a tea banquet."

Truman awkwardly brushed his fingers across his nose as he glanced at the carefully cultivated Sylrien. Orchid on the rockery.

He studied Melody closely and tentatively offered, "If you behave, I'll let you have that wildflower."

He had noticed how her eyes lit up with affection when she looked at the Sylrien Orchid.

In this day and age, few young girls even recognized such a plant, showing her knowledge of herbs.

Melody's expression turned thoughtful, her demeanor serene as she smiled lightly. "Mr. Truman, the Sylrien Orchid plant has officially been declared extinct

"The conditions for cultivating it artificially are so stringent, and the cost of maintenance so high, that aside from a few wealthy wild enthusiasts genuinely interested in herbal medicine, no one cares about the extinction of such valuable plants."