Seriously, How Did He Win My Heart

Chapter 1181 New Journey

After a few months, the college admission tests ended. Alaric got a good grade. His performance

ranked first which he knew early. Soon afterward, there came the result of the written test. His scores

were much more than the scores of his nearest competitor.

Some of his parents' friends were confused about why they allowed him to the Film Academy. He could

enter a major university with such grades. Belongs to (N)ôvel/Drama.Org.

They didn't explain it but said they respected his choice.

In fact, they were satisfied with the scores, and Alaric also thought he could hold his head up because

he made it by himself.

Both Alaric and Alana got offers from their favorite universities. Julian and Emelia celebrated it with a

banquet.

First, it was their quinceanera; second, they asked family and friends to celebrate that each of their

children successfully entered university; and last, it was a banquet for Alana's going abroad.

When Alana chose what university she wanted to go to, Julian bought a villa for her near the university,

which was convenient for her to live in a foreign country.

At that time, Emelia just laughed at him that he bought it too early. What if Alana failed?

But Julian waved his hand and said unhesitatingly, "She will make it."

Julian had such confidence in his daughter, and he knew clearly that Alana was not only the most

beautiful girl but also a tenacious one. She would succeed in what she wanted to do.

As expected, Alana got the offer with the best scores and even won a hefty scholarship. The fee Julian

prepared for her studying abroad was almost unnecessary.

But it couldn't stop him from spending money on buying a house and a car for his daughter. And he

asked the best company to decorate her house, trying his best to build a comfortable living

environment for her.

Before Alana set off for Ascana, Julian had arranged everything for her, even domestic workers and

cook.

But Alana said, "Dad, I accept the domestic workers, but the cook is unnecessary."

She told his father meekly, "My mom is good at cooking, and I have learned some recipes from her. It is

absolutely fine to take care of myself. If you're still worried, I can use my holiday to learn more from my

mom, or I can send the pictures of my regular meals to you after I arrive in Ascana."

"Just don't worry. I will definitely eat well. I'm not a nerd. I'll enjoy my life."

That was her truth. Her mother was an excellent cook, and Alana assisted her in cooking since she

was a child. She was not a princess who never did housework.

Although Julian didn't want her to learn these things at all, Emelia thought both of them should learn

cooking. At least, they could cook for themselves.

Therefore, Emelia taught Alana and Alaric to cook since their childhood. And they did well, especially

Alaric who not only learned quickly but also made food taste better than Alana.

Alana admitted that cooking required talent, and Alaric was gifted. But she was not bad. Now, there

was absolutely no problem for them to live alone.

When they were children, they just helped Emelia. As they grew older, they could cook a meal. Once, it

was Julian and Emelia's wedding anniversary, and Alana and Alaric planned to give them a surprise

secretly. They prepared a splendid dinner for their parents, which made them extremely touched.

Hearing that Alana didn't want a cook, Julian thought it wasn't proper and said, "It is too tiring for you

that you are busy with your studying while cooking for yourself."

Julian felt sorry for his daughter.

Alana smiled and said, "It's OK. I have nothing to do except study. And you have arranged domestic

workers for me. Cooking for myself is just a piece of cake."

His daughter insisted on living alone, and Julian had to compromise.

Besides Alana and Alaric, Ezra's and Maisie's eldest son, Benedict, would go to university, too. He was

only a few months older than Alana and Alaric.

Benedict was also a straight A student. He didn't choose to study abroad but finished his bachelor's

degree in Chiobar first. Thereafter, he would go abroad.

He wanted to reduce his parents' burden because he not only had a younger brother Donavan and also

a younger sister Ashley.

His parents were busy with their business, especially his mother who was a strong woman and didn't

want to lag behind in her business. Therefore, if he stayed at home, he could help them to take care of

Donavan and Ashley and discipline them.

After finishing his bachelor's degree, his younger brother should be mature enough that he could

replace him to help his parents to look after Ashley. Then Benedict could go abroad without distraction.

There was still a boy who entered the university. That was, Cameron's and Nina's son, Jamarion.

Actually, Jamarion was only fifteen. But he inherited a high IQ from his father, even much better. At the

tender age he could take part in college admission tests. Surly, he was rare and entered a special class

for teenagers in the university.

This kind of top talent would absolutely go abroad for further study. However, he was underage, thus

Nina and Cameron were too worried to let him go abroad. Therefore, he stayed in the Capital first to

finish his bachelor's degree.

Jamarion was the top one among all children. Of course, he was not a nerd but also inherited a

beautiful face from his mother, a charming boy in the university.

And the fifteen-year-old boy had almost been 5 foot 11. Compared to his brothers Benedict and Alaric,

he was not less charming at all.

Every friend of Julian and Emelia came to the banquet. Nina bantered that she could save trouble for

celebrating his son's entering university with the banquet.

Anyhow, Nina's and Cameron's friends were almost the same as theirs. Their good friends for years

remained the same.

As Nina suggested, Maisie thought it was good, so they didn't have a banquet specially for Benedict.

Finally, Nina and Maisie called some close friends. And a group of people got together and made a big

party in the full wing.

What an exuberant and enjoyable party!