Chapter 205 His Lucky Star

• Cora was stunned for a while. She realized that the Hansen elders were dissatisfied with her. But Byron kept reassuring her that his parents were not good at expressing their feelings. And they treated the other daughters-in-law with the same attitude. So Cora didn’t think about it anymore. However, Nora spoke frankly about her dissatisfaction. “Do you mean about the mismatch in the family background or personal ability?” After calming down, Cora asked frankly. Instead of being upset and hesitant, facing and solving the problem was better. “Both. Byron will dominate the business world in the future. Neither you nor your family can help him in this area.” Nora’s tone was flat. She looked at the cars passing by from time to time outside. “What about Dr. Yoris? Her family can help Byron but may not help him in a crisis.” Cora wanted to deal with the problem calmly but couldn’t help feeling sad for herself.
• Nora disliked Cora’s declining family background and thought her profession could not help Byron. But when Osborn was dying and Byron lost his right to manage the company, Cora was the only one who stayed by Byron to help him! “What you want to say is that Byron’s management rights were taken away by his brother this time, as was the Yoris family’s indifference to him, right? I admit that the Yoris family was wrong to do so, but they did it to teach Byron a lesson. After all, it was Byron’s fault. He let them down first. Even if no one told the Hansen elders of what had happened during this period, this matter was popular in New York. They still knew something about it. “In a word, you still prefer Dr. Yoris to be your daughter-in-law.”
• The disappointment in Cora’s eyes was evident. “Well. Master Tobias is a famous augur. He said that the fates. of Byron and Jane complement each other. They are a perfect couple. As long as Jane is always by Byron’s side, Byron can turn ill luck into good and have good fortune in the future.” Master Tobias was the most famous augur in New York. Many wealthy families would ask him for divination. Cora had heard of this before. But she didn’t expect that Nora hoped to promote Byron’s marriage with Jane, which was based on this. “Madam Hansen, you are highly educated. Why did you believe in prediction?” Cora studied medicine and paid attention to scientific arguments in everything, so she did not accept such reasons. “It is better to be sure of some things than to doubt them.”