Chapter 477 The Lowe Family Gathering (2)
Hearing this, everyone looked at Kristina.
"Are you still dating Mr. Nash?"
"I thought you broke up after the engagement fell through last time?"
"The Nash family is much more prestigious than the Hopkins family. Kristina is really lucky."
Everyone was talking at once, and Melissa felt much better listening to them.
Her daughter should be above Eula. How could Eula compare to Kristina? They were not even in the same league.
Kristina raised her hand to smooth her hair and smiled gracefully. "Judson and I have always had a good relationship. He's just busy with work, so we haven't planned to get married yet. But Mr. Nash is pushing us, so it might happen soon."
After saying this, she closed her eyes with satisfaction and then looked at everyone's expressions.
They were all envious. After all, they couldn't reach the Nash family.
Eula also arrived early, bringing her three children into the house.
She asked the servant, "Where is Grandpa?"
The three children missed David a lot, so she brought them early so they could spend time with him.
The servant pointed to the backyard, "Mr. Lowe is in the backyard."
Kristina saw Eula come in with her three children and called out to her. "Eula, come and sit!"
The round table was large enough to seat more than ten people.
Eula hesitated when she saw the family relatives. She didn't want her children to be with them at all.
Kristina got up directly and took her hand. "Eula, everyone is here. Let's sit and chat together to bond."
Angie looked at the large table of people not far away. She glanced at her two brothers, and Dewitt calmly took her little hand. "Mommy, I'll take Rodolfo and Angie to find Great-Grandfather."
Eula breathed a sigh of relief. Luckily, Dewitt was smart and took the opportunity to slip away.
"Okay, Molly, take them to see my grandpa."
The servant Molly responded, "Yes, Ms. Eula Lowe."
Watching the three children leave, Eula could only follow Kristina to the table.
The tea was already poured, and various snacks were served. This was the usual look of the Lowe family gatherings.
Sitting together, chatting, drinking tea, and bonding—a tradition passed down from the older generation.
Patricia smiled at her, "Eula, I heard you won a big award. Congratulations!"
The main reason for today was to celebrate her award. They didn't know exactly what award it was, but it didn't matter.
"Thank you, Aunt Patricia," Eula replied.
Debra spoke up, "Eula, where is Mr. Hopkins? Why didn't he come with you?"
As she said this, everyone at the table laughed.
The meaning was obvious. Everyone knew about Geoffrey and her.
Eula replied, "He should come in the evening."
She didn't know if he would come. Now he didn't even want to see her. With his eyes like that, he was very resistant and might not want to appear in front of everyone.
Melissa deliberately asked, "I heard his eyes are blind? Now the affairs of the Hopkins family are managed by the son of his Uncle's family. Is he okay?"
After saying this, she sneered inwardly. Everyone thought Eula married the head of the Hopkins family, but now Geoffrey was no longer in charge.
Patricia was surprised, "Oh, his eyes are blind?"
Debra was the same, her eyes wide open, looking very gossip-minded. "How did his eyes go blind? Will they get better? If not, Eula, marrying him means you'll have to take care of him for a lifetime, right?"
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