Old Charlie never cared how much money he spent wooing women. He would give away a gold mine without a second thought.
In fact, Arthur suspected Old Charlie would happily risk his life for it.
So, as Old Charlie's grandson, Arthur felt he shouldn't mind having several grandmothers.
After all-
They were all wings his grandfather had risked his life to earn for him.
Wings that would carry him straight to the top!
Thank you for your gifts, Grandpa!
Arthur cried out sincerely in his heart, his eyes brimming with sincerity as he looked at Mrs. Susan.
Of course Arthur knew who Mrs. Susan was.
The Countess of South Los's head steward.
The person the Countess of South Los trusted most.
And the person most worthy of that trust.
Whether it was the Countess of South Los herself, the Count of South Los's subordinates, or even members of the South Los Family, all treated this lady with the respect she deserved.
Because back then, this lady had not only single-handedly pulled the South Los Family back from the brink, but had also restored stability and prosperity to a South Los battered by turmoil.
In the words of Chief Swordswoman Julie, without Mrs. Susan, South Los would have long since been divided and swallowed up.
So, after confirming the identity of the lady before him, Arthur behaved with utmost sincerity.
It was a sincerity anyone could see, just like his cry of "Grandma Susan."
What Mrs. Susan?
This was Grandma Susan!
Hearing Arthur address her that way, Mrs. Susan immediately felt an unprecedented sense of satisfaction-she had pulled ahead of everyone else.
Except...
That woman.
At the thought of that woman, Mrs. Susan sighed softly.
Even she stood no chance against that woman.
How could she possibly win against someone who