Chapter 19 My Mommy Is Very Beautiful

• In a few sentences, Scott stated all of his demands.
• “You are looking for a woman with good looks, a great personality, and capable abilities? Do you also prefer ones who can take good care of people?”
• Tina counted with her fingers in a serious, adult-like manner. Then, she picked out several key words she had just heard.
• “I think that my mom qualifies for all the conditions you’ve stated. You see, I need to find a husband for my mommy and you need to find a wife for your son—we both have the same purpose. Besides, I am a good girl and would definitely not be a burden. Take a look at me and you will know that my mommy is very good at taking care of people.”
• Tina felt a little guilty when she mentioned ‘taking care of people’.
• It was already a miracle for Tina to grow up healthily on her own. Her mom’s working ability was top notch, but her ability to take care of herself was quite questionable.
• Scott grew to like the little girl, whose train of thoughts were clear and logical.
• It takes a certain kind of mother to raise her daughter to be so bright and graceful.
• “Did you bring a picture of your mommy?”
• “I did!” Tina quickly opened her backpack and handed over the photos she had prepared. “My mommy is very beautiful.”
• Scott nodded after he looked at the woman in the photo and handed it to the butler.
• “You should take a look too.”
• The butler examined the picture for a while. “Very sharp, prominent features with a hint of tenacity. Sir, this young lady has very good looks.”
• “In that case, it’s settled.” Scott looked at Tina with a smile. “I should meet up with your mommy someday.”
• “Really?” Tina didn’t expect to reach a consensus so easily. Her eyes lit up with excitement. “Grandpa, if my mommy really gets together with your son, I will definitely treat you well in the future.”
• “You’re such a good child.”
• Once they had reached a consensus, they talked about the lifestyle habits of the two parties involved—Alexander was a dull and boring person. On the contrary, Courtney had many interesting stories. Scott was slowly looking forward to meeting this woman based on all the stories he heard from Tina.
• After the meeting ended, Scott personally sent Tina to the entrance and watched her jump into the car before getting the chauffeur to drive her back.
• The butler was puzzled. “Sir, don’t you think it’s an injustice for someone with fine qualities like the Young Master to match with a single mother who has a child?”
• “In that case, why don’t you go ahead and look for a young lady with the right family? All the young ladies nowadays are spoiled by their families; do you expect them to take care of Jordan? What’s wrong with single mothers? I think that we are lucky enough to stumble upon this gem.”
• Scott glanced at the butler with a disdained look, seeming as though he was disgusted by the butler’s prejudice.
• The butler quickly understood that he had jumped to conclusions. “That is true.”
• Scott’s priority is to find a stepmother for Jordan—finding a wife for the Young Master is secondary.
• “Tina was brought up well. If Alexander had met such a woman earlier, perhaps Jordan would have been better taken care of; that incident three years ago wouldn’t have happened.”
• Scott’s sigh resonated within the car as he seemed very remorseful.
• The butler comforted him. “Sir, it was not your fault. It has been three years, so let bygones be bygones. You shouldn’t blame yourself too much—even the Young Master has no intention of blaming you.”
• His expression was sad. Scott replied in a hoarse voice, “If he didn’t blame me, he would’ve left Jordan with me rather than bringing him on his business trips for the past three years.”