It's truly becoming more and more exciting. Mary Perryne said, "I'm not sure if he's in Love City or not. Everything in River City is being arranged by Terrence." It's natural for the bride's side not to interfere with the groom's side about matters. Such behavior would be impolite. Lillian Perryne simply assumed Mary Perryne felt guilty. Only when someone feels guilty do they rush to change the subject. Lillian Perryne no longer pressed on the matter. After all, it's happening tomorrow. The wedding ceremony starts at nine, the banquet formally begins at eleven eighteen, and the wedding cars depart at one eighteen in the afternoon. At ten o'clock in the evening. All six bridesmaids had arrived. The other five went upstairs to find Viola Thompson. Thompson walked up to Mary Perryne, "Auntie, hello, I'm Thompson, here from Ewik Land. This is the gift my parents asked me to bring to you and Uncle." Mary Perryne accepted the gift box handed over by Thompson with both hands and smiled, "Good child, thank your parents on my behalf." Thompson then said, "Auntie, saying that makes you sound too distant." With those words, Thompson glanced at the two assistants beside her. The assistants immediately stepped forward carrying a chest, and Thompson continued, "This is for my three cousins and their wives." "And these, they're new wedding gifts for Viola." The living room was occupied with items brought by Thompson. Even Elena Williams and Penny Kalafatis, who were accustomed to luxury, were slightly astonished. Penny Kalafatis asked curiously, "Is Miss Thompson from the extended family?" Elena Williams lowered her voice, "She's the family head of the Thompson Clan in Ewik Land." Penny Kalafatis was taken aback. No wonder she was so generous. Although Alice belonged to the uppermost echelon of Cigacan nobility, she quickly melded in with Bella Windham, Flora Tiarks, Fiona Knight, and others. Ever since she met Viola Thompson, Alice's personality had been gradually changing. Flora Tiarks asked curiously, "Vio, what's the theme for our morning gown shoot?" Viola Thompson smiled and said, "Runaway Princess." The Runaway Princess series was exceptionally popular, making all the bridesmaids look forward to it. Even Bella Windham, who typically sported an elegant and mature aura, ultimately dressed up as a charming and refined runaway princess. In comparison, the atmosphere at the Lentz home wasn't so lively. Most of the Lentz relatives came with a mindset of watching the spectacle unfold, while some outright chose not to come. At the moment, twenty-eight wedding cars were already parked outside. Eleanor Armstrong was busy downstairs and, spotting Terrence Lentz coming over, immediately gestured to him, "Where are the groomsmen? It's an hour's drive to the airport, then a two-hour flight, and after getting there, preparations also need to be made before heading out. If the groomsmen aren't here yet, we won't have enough time!" Terrence Lentz glanced at his watch, "Mom, don't worry, they should be here soon." Bartley Lentz and Len Lentz were standing not far away. Hearing this, ridicule filled their eyes. Charlotte Young and Sophie were also present. Sophie chuckled and said, "Mom, those who are supposed to come will come. Worrying won't help." This remark carried a double meaning. Latest content published on novel⚑fire.net Terrence Lentz had boasted that he was not only Terrence but also J. As Terrence, his groomsmen were supposedly some of the top-tier bosses. If at this moment Terrence got regular people as his groomsmen, wouldn't he get exposed? Just then, Terrence's phone buzzed. He took it out and said, "They've arrived." "Are they the groomsmen?" Eleanor Armstrong immediately asked. "Yes," Terrence Lentz nodded. Eleanor Armstrong smiled and said, "Good, glad they've arrived." As soon as they heard the groomsmen had arrived, Charlotte Young and Sophie eagerly looked toward the door. Beverly Lentz was also curious and patted Lilly White's hand, "Second sister-in-law, do you think it could really be Mr. Auld or Prince Kenny from Kopper Country?" Lilly White originally didn't want to come, but Zane Lentz kept persuading her relentlessly. On second thought, he was right. Terrence Lentz, no matter his faults, was still her husband's legitimate nephew. As close relatives, they indeed should attend his wedding. Terrence Lentz ought not lie. Especially not such a big lie. While Terrence's lack of maturity could be excused, his reputation was already questionable. His elder siblings should not enable him either. Such farcical situations would only escalate. Eventually becoming unmanageable. The entire River City was now waiting to see the Lentz family's embarrassment. If it weren't for her husband's pleas, she wouldn't have come. Hearing that, Lilly White said, "Prince Kenny and Mr. Auld—aren't they kings among men? Why would they come to a place ? You should think it through!"