The wedding anniversary of Cassius Turner's parents was an exceptionally grand affair. The Land Family, known for its scholarly heritage, had always been associated with words like traditional, etiquette, and strictness. For the Land Parents to host such a high-profile celebration was truly rare.
On Saturday evening, Delphine arrived at the hotel for the anniversary with Cassius, only to discover that the event was livelier than she had imagined.
Cassius leaned down and whispered in her ear, "I'll take you directly to meet my parents later. As for the others, you don't need to bother with them. If you're interested in anyone, I'll introduce you. Don't feel constrained; just treat it like any ordinary banquet."
In truth, anyone present tonight could casually be singled out, and their family lineage would be enough to leave people speechless. Cassius, however, said nothing about this to avoid making Delphine feel uncomfortable.
