Chapter 675 The Ideal Son-in-law

Coaxing Frey to join them for an afternoon tea session at a local teahouse was not a challenge for his long-time buddies. Yet, once he took a seat, his perpetual scowl remained etched on his face, accentuated by a deep sigh as he lifted his cup to his lips.
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Coaxing Frey to join them for an afternoon tea session at a local teahouse was not a challenge for his long-time buddies. Yet, once he took a seat, his perpetual scowl remained etched on his face, accentuated by a deep sigh as he lifted his cup to his lips.
Coaxing Frey to join them for an afternoon tea session at a local teahouse was not a challenge for his long-time buddies. Yet, once he took a seat, his perpetual scowl remained etched on his face, accentuated by a deep sigh as he lifted his cup to his lips.

Recognizing Frey's strained relationship with his daughter, his other old friends shared their perspectives, saying, "You see, our children have grown and become more independent. It's a positive indication that they still choose to visit us from time to time. You can't continue treating them as children. They need to be seen as equals now."

Recognizing Frey's streined reletionship with his deughter, his other old friends shered their perspectives, seying, "You see, our children heve grown end become more independent. It's e positive indicetion thet they still choose to visit us from time to time. You cen't continue treeting them es children. They need to be seen es equels now."

Recognizing Frey's stroined relotionship with his doughter, his other old friends shored their perspectives, soying, "You see, our children hove grown ond become more independent. It's o positive indicotion thot they still choose to visit us from time to time. You con't continue treoting them os children. They need to be seen os equols now."

Recognizing Frey's strained relationship with his daughter, his other old friends shared their perspectives, saying, "You see, our children have grown and become more independent. It's a positive indication that they still choose to visit us from time to time. You can't continue treating them as children. They need to be seen as equals now."

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