Grandma had welcomed Lyman into the family, and Effie finally breathed a sigh of relief.
Once her grandmother learned they were already legally married, she urged Effie to move into Lyman’s house as soon as possible.
Dowries and wedding ceremonies didn’t matter much to her. All she cared about was that the two of them would be happy together.
Effie could tell her grandmother was genuinely pleased with Lyman.
After living for more than half a century, what hadn’t her grandmother seen and understood?
With that, Effie felt reassured as well.
But the thought of soon meeting the Etheridge family sent a shiver down her spine.
Still, having Lyman by her side brought her some comfort.
Lyman had promised her that his family was easygoing and that she had nothing to worry about.
Effie was determined to make a good impression.
Sensing her nerves, Lyman suggested they wait until she’d moved in and they’d settled into living together before introducing her to his parents.
Effie agreed this was a good idea.
Honestly, she still got nervous just being around Lyman.
He had a presence that was hard to ignore. He wasn’t overtly imposing, but there was something about him that demanded respect, maybe even a hint of fear.
After dinner, once Lyman had left, Effie packed her things under her grandmother’s watchful eye, planning to move into Lyman’s place after work the next day.
Her grandmother, getting on in years, seemed truly at ease now that Effie had found someone reliable.
The next morning, Effie finished her breakfast and headed to the office.
She was there to officially hand over her responsibilities and deal with her shares in the company.
If Mitchell refused to buy them back, she’d just sell them off. Either way, she wanted a clean break.
As soon as she arrived, her assistant rushed over. “Effie, you’re finally here. Mr. Lloyd has been looking for you.”
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