Chapter 329

A butler was sent over to inform Richard and the others of dinnertime while also providing appropriate wear for the occasion.

Though they had their wears already sorted, it seemed it would best suit them if they accepted the general's gift, it took nothing from them in any case so they accepted it.

Once it was time for dinner, the butler, whose name was Alfred, came once again to lead them over to the main house where dinner was to be held.

Once they got into the main building, the sheer size was more than twice that of the Smithsonian Hall which showed the extent of the general's vast wealth.

It was said that he was a fellow who adored women, having married over 15 women, each birthing him as many as five children.

Due to this, there was no time when his manor was empty as several members of his family lived in the estate with him.

That was by the way of course as Richard immediately noticed that several members of the generated gathered, most of which had fancy attires worn and carr
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