Chapter 52 Not accepting her

On the wide road, a black Maybach raced past, traversing a long stretch of forest before arriving at an estate.

Flanking the estate were attendants dressed neatly, their demeanor respectful. As the Maybach passed, they all bowed in unison.

Lydia couldn't help but feel astonished.

Although she knew of the Halsey family's illustrious lineage, seeing it firsthand left her at a loss for words.

The Halsey family was a century-old family, and even the estate exuded an inexplicable air of opulent grandeur. This was the ancestral home of the Halseys, where their parents resided.

After her initial surprise, Lydia felt increasingly nervous. She knew their impression of her hadn't been favorable, and she hoped today might change that.

Finally, the car came to a stop. Before Lydia could move, someone outside opened the door.

The person who emerged was in their forties or fifties, impeccably dressed in a suit, hair neatly combed back, with a stern expression—a clear indication that he was the esta