CHAPTER 768: CHAPTER 768: A CHANGE IN ATTITUDE

The question made Faye Turner slightly startled inside, but she still wore a smile, "My mom’s name is Chloe Gable. Do you know her? She used to be a kindergarten teacher, but now... now she’s at home focusing on tutoring. I also have a younger brother, who’s about to take the college entrance exams."

Speaking of Milo Turner, her heart was filled with joy, watching him grow up day by day.

A simple and grounded housewife, Granny Hughes nodded with a smile. Being able to raise such a graceful daughter was indeed remarkable, a blessing for her.

Granny Hughes had heard a little of this on the news; Mrs. Lancaster was from an ordinary background, not royalty, just a girl from a regular family.

Her ability to be so wise indicated that her mother couldn’t be too different either.

Soon, a servant brought in a plate of fruit, and Mrs. Fletcher invited everyone to enjoy the fruits.

Faye Turner noticed the Chrysanthemums in the vase not far away, feeling like the vase was tailored just for these two flowers.

They looked even more beautiful tonight than last night, as if they were alive and blooming.

Mrs. Fletcher followed her gaze, and the more she looked, the more she liked them. She couldn’t help but praise, "You both are so skilled to be able to make such a complex traditional craft."

"Rachel Sherman once did a two-month interview on some traditional crafts. She’s meticulous and skilled, while I only helped her find a few pieces of Tanut wood."

Faye Turner didn’t want to take credit and directly praised Rachel. Her heart was just that good, and she also knew whose night it was.

Upon hearing this, Mrs. Fletcher’s eyes held even more delight as she looked at Rachel, "You truly have skillful hands. Thank you, Rachel. I really love these two Chrysanthemums."

Rachel could genuinely sense her sincerity, "As long as you like them, Auntie. If time permits, I’ll make Hibiscus flowers for you next time."

Mrs. Fletcher asked with hopeful tenderness, "Can we do it together?"

"Of course, we can." Rachel was pleasantly surprised.

Faye Turner also happily said, "Then I’ll call Dr. Aiken later and ask him to keep the Tanut wood in the yard."

Rachel couldn’t help but laugh, while Mrs. Fletcher also showed a happy smile.

Seeing that her task was accomplished, Granny Hughes excused herself for a walk and had Ben Fletcher take her away first.

After escorting his mother-in-law to the door, Mr. Fletcher returned to the sofa to continue discussing cooperation with Adrian Lancaster. The two were chatting very happily.

Chase Fletcher was sitting with Rachel, while Faye Turner sat on the other side of Rachel, and Mrs. Fletcher sat across from the three children. Her mood had already shifted greatly.

"Rachel, is your work busy usually?" As the mother of the groom, Summer Hughes took the opportunity to learn more about her future daughter-in-law.

Actually, being able to ask this question showed her attitude was quite obvious.

Her desire to understand Rachel indicated at least she wasn’t completely rejecting her.

So, Rachel seized the opportunity, answering with a smile, "Hello, Auntie, I occasionally work overtime and sometimes go on business trips, but it’s not too exhausting."

Mrs. Fletcher noticed that when she spoke, her son gently placed his hand on her shoulder, as if encouraging her.

This small gesture was truly heartwarming and showed Chase genuinely liked her.

During their conversation, Mrs. Fletcher felt Rachel was indeed charming, resilient, and a sunflower girl.

Though divorced and raising a child, she could appear here so gracefully and behave appropriately, neither humble nor overbearing.

Therefore, this night was filled with many surprises for Rachel.

About an hour later, Adrian Lancaster and Ian Fletcher finalized the project, signing the contract, and the atmosphere was quite pleasant.

As they were leaving, Rachel didn’t want to trouble Chase Fletcher, planning to leave with Faye Turner, but Chase insisted on sending her himself.

The Fletcher Family parents noticed that their son wanted to spend more time with her, eager to seize every moment.