Chapter 3321

“Uncle Jimenez, Harlow’s eldest daughter, Liberty, has gone to Jensburg. She is currently developing there, so you won’t be able to see her for a while,” Audrey said warmly. She understood why Uncle Jimenez often looked at Elisa; he was likely concerned that no one from her mother’s lineage could take over the Farrell family.

Uncle Jimenez was fiercely loyal, believing that the Farrell family hailed from his own lineage. Despite Clarissa, the current matriarch, having led the family for over forty years, Uncle Jimenez still did not acknowledge her legal status.

Although Clarissa wished for Uncle Jimenez to pass on, she couldn’t shake the feeling that he was still very much alive. She often felt out of place in her role, believing that without Uncle Jimenez, her sisters would have perished, making it only natural for her to assume leadership of the Farrell family.

This seemed justified.

“Serenity is on her way here, and you will see her soon.”

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“Serenity resembles her father, while Liberty looks more like Harlow. Liberty’s son, Sonny, strikingly resembles Harlow as a child. If he wore a skirt and had pigtails, he would look even more like her,” Audrey remarked.

Liberty had become so overweight that her original shape was lost, making it difficult for Audrey to recognize her sister.

The elderly assistant nodded with delight. “I know all about it. My friends have shared the news.”

Audrey expressed her heartfelt gratitude to several senior individuals.

She thanked them for saving Uncle Jimenez’s life and for reuniting her with him after decades apart.

Thanks to their care over the years, Uncle Jimenez was still alive today.

Although Uncle Jimenez didn’t possess much evidence,

Uncle Jimenez held a special place in Audrey’s heart, akin to that of a family member. Now that they can reunite, it feels like rediscovering a long-lost relative. This connection is a testament to the old miracle doctor and others who have played significant roles in their lives.

As a junior member of her devoted uncle’s circle, Audrey felt compelled to express her gratitude to several elders.

“Thank you, Miss Audrey. We also value my brother’s loyalty, which is why we intervened in other matters to save his life. However, we feel we haven’t done enough. If we had known earlier that you were in Wiltspoon, we might have altered the course of many events,” one of the elders responded.

Audrey replied, “You cannot blame the elders. I have only recently come to terms with my own life experiences.”

Her memories were filled with loss; she believed her family was gone. She and her sister had been constantly moved around until their protectors perished, ultimately leading them to an orphanage in Wiltspoon.

At that time, the tragedy struck suddenly, leaving the sisters, still very young, unaware of the truth behind the events that unfolded.

Having endured so much, Audrey also faced some memory loss. It was clear her sister, Harlow, would likely have no recollection of those events, even if she were alive.

“Fortunately, God has a way of watching over us,” Audrey said gratefully. “It allowed us to reunite.”

With that, she took a moment to express her gratitude to the elders once more.

Just then, a servant entered and respectfully announced to Audrey, “Madam, Young Master York and Young Mistress have arrived.”

“Please, let them in quickly,” she replied.

Serenity wasted no time getting out of the car and hurried toward the house, without needing an invitation.

Zachary quickly followed her, whispering, “Seren, slow down and be careful.”

After all, she was carrying the fruit of their love in her womb.

It seemed Serenity didn’t heed his advice, as a gust of wind propelled her into the room, landing right in front of Audrey and the others.

“Old sir,” Serenity exclaimed upon recognizing the old miracle doctor. As he…

Upon seeing the old miracle doctor, he greeted him with respect.

The old miracle doctor nodded, smiled, and said, “Miss York, it’s been a while.”

He observed Serenity’s face and thought she looked very well. When he returned home, he could inform Jane that Serenity was being well cared for by the York family.

Zachary was very attentive to his wife.

He had heard that the men of the York family were devoted to their wives and truly cherished them.