In the years since returning to Liverton, Nancy had almost put the matters of her mother and father out of her mind, focusing entirely on preparing for the wedding.

The Firth Family pampered her immensely. Nancy, an orphan without a family to provide a dowry, would have been at a disadvantage in any other family, where even the bride price from the groom might be stingy.

But the Firth Family not only prepared a generous bride price for Nancy but also helped her with an impressive dowry.

The dowry included house deeds and properties, along with countless diamonds and jewelry, priceless accessories that significantly elevated Nancy's status.

Therefore, she felt even more grateful to the Firth Family and found the sense of belonging she had always longed for.

While she was happily and wholeheartedly preparing for the wedding, she suddenly received a text message from Alexander, which made her frown.

Seeing her troubled, Henry stretched his neck to look at her phone screen, "Sis, what are you looking at that's bothering you?"

Nancy didn't hide it from him and showed him her phone.

"Alexander?"

After reading the text, Henry curiously looked at Nancy, "Who is he?"

Nancy then told Henry about the past events involving Alexander, Vivian, and herself.

After hearing the story, Henry seemed to explode. He jumped up from the sofa, "Sis, you can't see him!"

Linda, who was watching TV nearby, turned her head to look at them, "Nancy, I always felt that Alexander had bad intentions towards you. When we were in Taurus, I noticed his gaze was off. I think he wants to possess you."

She didn't say Alexander liked Nancy but used the word "possess," clearly indicating her low opinion of him. She saw Alexander as a playboy who only wanted to play with women and discard them afterward.

Hearing this, Henry became even more agitated, "Sis, that means you definitely can't see him!"

If Alexander had mentioned anything else, Nancy wouldn't have bothered. But since he talked about her parents, Nancy was curious.

She thought for a moment and shook her head, "No, I still need to go."

"Sis!"

"Nancy!"

Henry and Linda shouted simultaneously, both extremely frustrated.

Nancy laughed at them, "I didn't say I'd go alone. Why don't you two come with me? No matter what he's up to, I just want to know about my parents. With you two accompanying me, what could he possibly do?"

Linda blinked, realizing Nancy's point. She jumped up from the sofa excitedly, "Alright, alright, I'll go with you."

Henry, though initially furious, felt relieved when Nancy agreed to bring him along.

Honestly, he was now deeply impressed by Charlie. In his heart, there was only one brother-in-law, and that was Charlie. No other man should even think about making a move on his sister!

Anyone who dared to show such intentions in front of him, he'd tear their head off!

Seeing that they agreed, Nancy immediately texted Alexander back.

Soon, Alexander sent the address to Nancy's phone.

"Let's go. Let's meet Alexander."

Alexander had set the meeting place at the most famous five-star hotel in Liverton.

Nancy drove herself, taking Henry and Linda to the hotel.

Upon entering the room, Nancy saw a middle-aged woman sitting beside Alexander, which made her slightly lower her guard against him...