Billionaire's Unforgettable Ex-Wife-Chapter 896 - 560: Balthazar, the Blind Date Candidate (Part 2)

Chapter 896: Chapter 560: Balthazar, the Blind Date Candidate (Part 2)

Russell Miller, holding the rice, entered the kitchen with Paisley Golden.

Paisley Golden whispered, "You take the child to the bedroom to play for a while. The kitchen’s smell is too strong."

Russell Miller stared at Paisley Golden for a long time before saying, "What are you up to? Why are you so enthusiastic about this Balthazar? I feel like something’s off about you."

"Don’t worry about what’s off with me. Just tell me, what do you think of this young man?"

"He’s quite tall and thin."

Paisley Golden rolled her eyes at him, "That’s why I say you don’t know how to judge a person. Can’t you see he’s very refined and knowledgeable?"

"Not everyone carries their knowledge on their face. Do you think anyone can just tell if someone is well-educated?

Hurry up and tell me what your plan is. I feel like you’re acting strange today."

Paisley Golden glared at him, "I’m not hiding it from you. I think this young man is good and plan to introduce him to Ivy."

"What?" Russell Miller’s face turned pale at once.

"Our daughter just got divorced, and you’re already looking for trouble?"

"It’s because she’s just divorced and young, so it’s easier to find someone.

Do you think she can still find anyone when she’s forty with a child?

Our daughter may be divorced, but she still has the right to pursue happiness."

Paisley Golden rolled her eyes at him again, "Don’t be so old-fashioned. Times are changing, and people need to change their mindset.

I know you still want to find a soldier for her, but this time, don’t even think about it. I won’t agree to it even if I die."

"What’s wrong with being a soldier? Didn’t you like Henry too?"

"I do like Henry. But so what if I like him?

Henry’s mom doesn’t accept our daughter.

We can’t let her live alone after leaving the Xu family, can we?

Doesn’t she look pitiful living like this now?"

"I think Henry still cares about our daughter. I was thinking, maybe we should wait."

"Wait for what? Wait for Henry’s mom to agree?

Let me tell you, my daughter has dignity too. Even if Henry’s mom agrees now, I wouldn’t agree.

Why should I? Is my daughter any less than her son? Why should they bully her?"

Saying this, Paisley Golden threw the knife onto the cutting board, "I’m telling you, from now on, I’m not taking your opinion on this matter."

"But what if Henry’s mom really regrets it?"

"Do you think that’s possible?" Paisley Golden looked at him, not very happy.

"I’m just saying if."

"I don’t care if she regrets it or not. If she regrets it, so be it, but I can’t let my daughter walk into fire again."

Russell Miller paused for a while, "What does this man do for a living? Are you sure our daughter won’t be heading into another fire with him?

I see his age, and he probably isn’t marrying for the first time, right? If not, is he divorced too? Does he have any kids?

If he’s marrying for the first time at this age, that’s even more suspicious. Why hasn’t he married yet? There must be something wrong."

"Don’t jump to conclusions. Listen to me.

I’ve asked around about this guy. He’s the nephew of a former colleague of mine.

He’s a good person and used to teach at a university in Singapore.

He was married six years ago and has a daughter. His daughter should be four this year.

There were complications during his wife’s childbirth, and she passed away, so he’s been living alone for four years.

The child doesn’t live with him. Her maternal grandparents reside in the United States.

Since they had only one daughter, her parents felt heartbroken when she passed, so they discussed it with him and decided to take the child and raise her.

He only lived with the child for six months before she was taken away.

Now he visits the United States twice a year to see the child.

This time, it’s the child’s aunt who was entrusted by her grandmother to find him a suitable woman to marry.

Presumably, the grandparents just felt sorry for him being alone, so they decided to help with his marriage.

My colleague told me that the grandparents are very understanding.

They said when the child gets married in the future, they would attend as parents.

And they will also bless his future life and hope it goes smoothly, because their daughter’s passing was fate.

I’ve closely observed that this young man is really good. I’ve had dinner with him twice, and he’s courteous. I’m very satisfied with him."

Russell Miller, seeing her so passionately advocating for this match, felt a bit anxious.

Right now, she thinks this Balthazar kid is pretty good.

But what if Ivy doesn’t like him?

This kind of thing, ultimately, depends on the daughter’s opinion.

Actually, he also disapproved of Nathan Rhodes’s behavior.

But if Nathan Rhodes could mend his ways, he would still prefer Ivy to be with Henry.

After all, it’s not easy for a girl to move from one family to another.

"Why aren’t you saying anything? Are you not agreeing with my idea?"

"It’s not about agreeing or not agreeing.

Think about it, Balthazar nominally has a child but currently, it’s like he has no child.

Our Ivy, on the other hand, is truthfully a divorced woman with a child.

I’m just thinking... this won’t work."

Paisley Golden rolled her eyes at him again, "What do you know? I’ve already asked, and Balthazar said he’s not looking to play around.

He’s looking for a good woman to settle down with.

Before he came, I already told him that our Ivy has a child and baggage.

But after learning about Ivy’s situation, he said he didn’t mind.

There’s no point worrying about this now. Let them meet first. Who knows, maybe he won’t even like your daughter."

"Ha, he might not like my daughter? I don’t like him.

I’m telling you, you can’t force this. It depends on their attitudes.

If that guy shows even a hint of displeasure towards my daughter, then it’s off the table.

Don’t push Ivy onto him. If she’s not happy with him and divorces again, that’ll be her third marriage."

Seeing that he seemed a bit persuaded, Paisley Golden felt there was a high chance this would work out.