Chapter 427 The Yoris Family's Daughter!

• The onlookers were overwhelmed and struggled to keep up because of the consecutive dramatic events. Byron's wife found herself entangled with an older man. Who was this older gentleman? What made him better than Byron? When everyone was extremely curious about these questions and heard someone asking if it was him, they turned their heads in search of the source of the question. They saw William, dressed in a white suit, quickly approaching that direction. William, when he was young, was considered one of the most handsome men in New York. Combined with his privileged upbringing and good maintenance over the years, he still looked like he was in his thirties or forties, and he was exceptionally attractive.
• This image of him was quite different from what Kim and Eliza described as an older man. Moreover, not only did William come alone, but he also brought his wife, Sara, his father, Arnold, and even his brothers. With the entire family showing up, the scene was quite grand. So naturally, people couldn’t help but be curious about William’s sudden revelation. What did it mean? People started discussing various possibilities. “Every year on this day, the Yoris family used to make big moves to celebrate Jane’s birthday. But before, there was news that she plagiarized Dr. Lane’s medical achievements, causing harm to countless cancer patients. Now she’s imprisoned!”
• “Could it be that the Yoris family is going to publicly announce the existence of a mistress and an illegitimate child at this banquet?” “That’s impossible! With Mrs. Sara Yoris’s temperament, how could she allow William and the Yoris family to do such a thing?” “If Mrs. Sara Yoris doesn’t approve, there’s nothing they can do. The invalidation of her official account limits their options to cultivating a secret account. But at her age, it’s impossible for her to have more children, so they can only accept William’s affair.” In short, there were various arguments. Some people in the crowd even knew some of the truths.