Ch. 4416: Married At First Sight Chapter 4416

Chapter 4416

Evan was momentarily speechless. He couldn’t help but feel a little defeated.

So it’s not me she likes—it’s my family.

Luckily, Grandma had encouraged him to pursue her. And thankfully, Abby liked him now—really liked him.

They chatted along the way and soon arrived at the nearest movie theater.

To be honest, it had been a long time since Evan went to a theater. If he wanted to watch a movie, he could do it at home in luxury.

But this was what people did on dates—go to the movies. So he was going along with it. Not just to be with Abby, but also to enjoy the experience of a real date.

Since Abby liked martial arts and horror films, Evan bought two tickets for a horror movie. The show hadn’t started yet, so they strolled through the theater.

Evan also bought a bunch of snacks for her, claiming she’d need them during the movie.

Abby looked at the haul and shook her head. “This is too much. I’m not a kid. Who eats this many snacks during a movie?”

“With all this,” she added, “I’ll probably be too busy munching to even follow the plot.”

But even as she said it, her heart was warm. She was happy.

Evan tried to buy her other things too—designer bags, jewelry, and other luxury items—but Abby stopped him.

“You already gave me a set of jewelry,” she reminded him. “No more. I haven’t even brought that one home yet. What do you think I am, a jewelry store?”

She had plenty of jewelry already—some pieces passed down from her grandmother, worth far more than what you'd find in stores today.

Maybe it was the way she was raised. From a young age, she'd trained under her master. The training had been rigorous. Even though her master and the disciples came from wealthy families, they had been made to endure hardship. Living conditions during that time were tough.

Though Abby was born into privilege as the second daughter of the Du family, her pride had been tempered through those years of discipline.

When she returned to her identity as a Du family heiress, she still enjoyed looking at gold and silver and collecting jewelry—but she rarely wore it.

In everyday life, she only wore a necklace she was particularly fond of, along with a bracelet. Occasionally, she’d add earrings. Only when attending high-society events would she truly dress up.

“I really don’t need all that,” she said simply.

Evan replied, “I know you don’t. But I want to give them to you. I like buying you things. I want to spend all the money I make on you. Spending it gives me more motivation to make even more.”

He smiled as he added, “My eldest brother told me that once the Huyoniville branch is up and running, all the profits for the first three years will go to me. Of course, if there are losses, those are on me too. I’ll be reporting to my brother starting from next month.”

Part of the earnings would go to York headquarters, but the rest would be his.

Abby smiled. “Then you’d better work hard and get the branch stable fast. With a yearly income in the hundreds of millions—or even billions—your net worth is going to skyrocket.”

Evan grinned. “It’s already not too shabby.”

If he could marry her, he’d give her the best life possible.

He’d take on all the responsibilities, all the stress—just so she could be happy and carefree.

That was how a true York family lady should live—like a princess or a queen.

“Probably a few hundred million more than I have,” Abby said knowingly.

She was well aware of Evan’s personal wealth.

Evan responded with a smile, “From now on, what’s mine is yours. And what’s yours is still yours.”

Abby laughed. “In that case, I’ll surpass my eldest sister and become the richest woman in Huyoniville.”