Son-in-law Of The Richest Family

CHAPTER 29

The banquet continued.

After more than half an hour, almost everyone's gifts had been presented.

Although the Adams family was a medium-sized enterprise that had come to show its support.

Second-rate aristocratic family, they had invited many people today, and many small. All kinds of gifts were piled up together, filling a whole table.

What was infuriating was that the other gift that Eleanor had presented on behalf of Andrew was also thrown on the ground and placed under the table, because John said that the table was not stable and needed to be propped up with a useless gift, which was a way of making the best use of everything.

This statement also elicited a burst of laughter from the crowd.

"Andrew, they are too much!"

At the dining table, looking at the fact that only they were eating cold rice and fried noodles, while all the other tables were filled with ginseng and fish, Eleanor threw her chopsticks in anger and said, "It was you who asked Doctor Roxwell's to help cure my gran