Chapter 1605: 394: Truly shameless!_2 Chapter 1605: 394: Truly shameless!_2 Uron Country is an especially romantic country.

Ancient castles can be found everywhere.

In the past, only royalty and nobles could live in such castles.

Even now, only those with both wealth and power can afford to live in them.

After all, a single castle can easily cost tens of billions.

After leaving the airport, Eleanor Armstrong and Harlan Lentz were greeted by a stretch Lincoln.

Ten minutes later.

The Lincoln stopped in front of a majestic and splendid ancient castle.

The Lentz Clan, although a prominent family in River City,
would still find it challenging to buy a castle in Uron Country.

Because the Lentz Clan is just an ordinary rich family.

Not to mention the Lentz Clan; many families from the Capital Circle couldn’t afford a castle in Uron Country, let alone such a grand one.

Even Eleanor Armstrong, accustomed to glory and wealth, couldn’t help but marvel in front of the castle.

Eleanor Armstrong looked at Harlan Lentz and asked in a lowered voice, “Do you think this castle is rented or bought?”

“Nonsense, of course, it’s rented!” Harlan Lentz also lowered his voice, “Even an ordinary castle here costs tens of billions, let alone such a magnificent one!”

As they entered the castle, George walked up with a blond-haired, blue-eyed Uron Country man.

“Mr. Lentz, Mrs. Lentz, this is Eyre, the housekeeper here. If you need anything, just instruct Eyre.”

Upon hearing this, Eyre bowed to them, “Mr. Lentz, Mrs. Lentz.”

Then, Eyre guided Harlan Lentz and Eleanor Armstrong around the castle and called all the servants over.

The castle covered nearly ten acres and employed 128 servants.

Eleanor Armstrong looked back at the servants and said with a smile, “You don’t need to follow me; I’d like to walk around on my own.”

“Yes.” The servants respectfully turned and left.

Eleanor Armstrong turned to Harlan Lentz, “Imagine how great it would be if this castle really belonged to our third son.”

Harlan Lentz looked ahead and added, “Even though Terrence doesn’t own a castle now, I believe he will certainly have his own someday.”

Eleanor Armstrong nodded; she also believed in her son.

At that moment, Eleanor Armstrong took out her phone and said, “It’s seven o’clock in the evening back home; I’ll call Viola. You contact Terrence.”

“Sure.” Harlan Lentz nodded.

Eleanor Armstrong walked to the other side to make the call.

Soon, Viola Thompson’s voice came from the other end, “Auntie.”

“Viola!” Eleanor Armstrong’s voice became tender and friendly, “Have you had dinner?”

“I’ve already eaten. Auntie, have you and uncle arrived in Uron Country?” Viola continued.

“Yes, your uncle and I have arrived. Viola, thank you,” Eleanor Armstrong said.

“What for?” Viola sounded puzzled.

Eleanor Armstrong chuckled, “Thank you for arranging that big plane for us!”

Viola explained, “Auntie, you’re mistaken. The plane was arranged by Lentz, it has nothing to do with me.”

Hearing that, Eleanor Armstrong was stunned.

The plane was arranged by Terrence Lentz?

How could that be!

It must be Viola covering for Terrence. Viola is truly too kind, too good!

“Viola, your uncle and I are not fools; we know the plane was arranged for us! Terrence always boasts, do you know who he claims to be?”

“He even claims to be Terrence!”

As she said this, Eleanor Armstrong burst into a hearty laugh.

Because, in her view, this was completely impossible.

But just then, Viola’s voice came again, “Auntie, I believe in Lentz.”

What?

Eleanor Armstrong was startled again.

Hallucination!

It must be a hallucination!

As Eleanor Armstrong thought she had misheard, Viola continued, “Auntie, I really believe Lentz is Terrence.”

“Viola, don’t joke with your aunt,” Eleanor Armstrong said.

Viola responded, “Auntie, I’m not joking. The entire global trip for you and uncle was arranged by Lentz himself; it has nothing to do with me.”

Eleanor Armstrong didn’t know how to react for a moment.

She had assumed Viola would laugh with her at Terrence’s boasting; she didn’t expect to get such a response.

At that moment, someone on the other end called for Viola.

Viola then said, “Auntie, I have to go. There’s something I need to attend to, so I’ll hang up now.”

“Okay.”

After hanging up, Eleanor Armstrong remained somewhat dazed.