Chapter 1708: Wherever You Look, That's Eternal—No Matter What You Do, It's Wrong

In order not to let Daxton Lancaster continue to misunderstand her, Violet Zimmerman deliberately returned to the living quarters with her brother-in-law after dinner the next day.

Of course, to prove her “innocence,” Violet also pulled Daxton Lancaster along.

Evander Lancaster was still young, and during meals, the family’s servants took care of him. Robert Lancaster held his parents’ hands, playfully swinging like a monkey as he walked, while Joseph Lancaster followed beside, unconsciously smiling at his son’s mischievous demeanor.

“Joseph, you’re not young anymore, it’s time to find a girlfriend. When your brother was your age, he had already brought me home.”

Violet Zimmerman casually brought up this topic.

Joseph Lancaster’s gaze remained fixed on the mischievous Robert Lancaster, smiling as he said, “Sister-in-law, I’d love to find one, but fate hasn’t come yet, so I can’t do anything about it!”

Joseph Lancaster seemed helpless, smart as he was, how could he not know it was his brother’s suggestion.

Violet Zimmerman felt burdened because she was made to say this.

After Joseph Lancaster finished speaking, Violet Zimmerman sighed quietly to herself. Although she completed the “task,” she felt vaguely uncomfortable inside.

“Joseph, since you want to date, tomorrow I’ll help you choose someone. You can trust my judgment, it’s pretty good.” Daxton Lancaster seized the opportunity.

Joseph Lancaster discreetly glanced at Violet Zimmerman, noted her little schemes in his mind, but continued to smile without revealing anything, saying, “Alright, then I’ll trouble you, brother.”

Since he pushed his sister-in-law forward, if he refused again, it might be Violet who suffers.

Anyway, it’s just “dating” someone as long as it doesn’t make things difficult for his son’s mother—just a bit of his time wasted.

“Yes, let’s decide on that then. I’ll arrange it tomorrow.” Daxton Lancaster firmly concluded.

Once people’s minds become twisted, no matter what others do, it’s wrong in their eyes.

Just like Daxton Lancaster, regardless of what Violet Zimmerman does, he thinks it’s a cover-up.

For instance, when Joseph Lancaster agreed to the matchmaking, after returning home, Daxton Lancaster said with a hint, “I never thought Joseph would be so obedient to you. You just said one thing, and it’s more effective than as his brother.”

At that moment, Violet Zimmerman only nervously looked at Daxton Lancaster, not even daring to defend herself because the more she defended, the more Daxton would think she was deliberately hiding something.

So the best way was to say nothing, as long as the brother-in-law agreed to date someone, he wouldn’t think that way anymore.

Regarding the marriage arrangement, Daxton Lancaster put in great effort to introduce to Joseph Lancaster a coworker from his company, who had been working there for a year, was a college graduate, and a year younger than Joseph.

Daxton Lancaster booked a café and brought along his employee and brother, Joseph Lancaster.

Interestingly, Joseph Lancaster was “satisfied” with Joy Spencer after their first encounter and agreed to date.

Joy Spencer was also satisfied with Joseph Lancaster. Lancaster family’s men with good looks and great family condition could not be overlooked by any woman.

With his brother’s agreement to date, Daxton Lancaster was pleased, and before returning to work, he told Joseph Lancaster, “Since neither of you has objections, inform the parents when you return home tonight. Have the Lancaster and Spencer families meet tomorrow.”

Joseph Lancaster hadn’t expected his brother’s decisions would be so quick; just after meeting, he suggested the parents meet. If both families had no objections, breaking up later might prove difficult.

Joseph Lancaster understood Daxton Lancaster’s intentions, but having already agreed to date, he had no choice but to reluctantly agree to Daxton’s proposal.

Before Joseph could say anything, Joy Spencer bashfully said, “Alright, manager, I’ll inform my parents when I return.”

“Okay, let’s head back to the company first. Inform your parents tonight. Tomorrow, I’ll book a restaurant for our families to meet.”

“Alright, manager.” Joy Spencer bashfully agreed again, stealing a glance at Joseph Lancaster as she spoke.

Joseph Lancaster sighed helplessly, turning his face to the side, thinking to himself that it seems he needs to put effort into this girl’s situation this time.