It turned out that Chase’s grandfather, Victor Williams, had his very own butler. A leanly built man with gray hair greeted us at the front door and ushered us in. I understood that it was normal for wealthy households to have butlers, but the logical side of my brain and the emotional part of it refused to see eye to eye.
Chase was wealthy too, and he didn't have a butler at his mansion. Did this mean that Chase’s grandfather was extra pretentious? Was he going to be angry that his grandson and supposed heir to the group married a thief’s daughter?
Letting the butler lead us to what I believed was supposed to be the dining table, I tried to think back to the day I was in the study with Chase and when he mentioned that he felt like his grandfather and I would get along well. If Chase th
