Delphine supported the eighty-year-old Leclair Family patriarch to the South Seas Hotel, and upon raising her eyes to look at the towering landmark, she noticed that although it was dusk, all the neon lights of South Seas were lit up, creating a dazzling display that colored the entire sky.
"Delphine, let's go up too," the patriarch said energetically, dressed in a brand-new Tang suit and leaning on a cane.
Below the South Seas Hotel, a crowd of elites had already gathered, chatting amongst themselves. When they saw the Leclair Family patriarch, who had kept to himself for days, stepping outside, they eagerly approached to greet him. Their eyes swept over Delphine, noticing her simple black off-shoulder evening gown and her elegantly swept-up long hair. She wore no expensive jewelry, but her radiant skin shone against the elegant, butterfly-like collarbones, her delicate features stunning, clearly recognized as the Leclair Family's acknowledged granddaughter-in-law.
