Eleanor Larson was reluctant to slave away for the rest of her life, much less rely on Quince Larson. She also felt that this was an opportunity for her.
'Alexander Scott—the head of Seattle's Scott family; he is a prominent figure. If only I could be Alexander Scott's woman, even if I'm just a mistress. Perhaps with a little luck, I might even be able to rise above everyone else because of that.'
Seeing his cousin walking toward Alexander Scott, Quince Larson naturally understood her intentions. To be honest, he also hoped that she would succeed.
Currently, Yvette Larson was being backed by the Sullivan family of New York. That would be a hindrance to him no matter what.
If Eleanor Larson could strike up a relationship with the Scott family of Seattle, he had confidence in convincing the Scott family to support him.
As such, he decided to take his leave. After all, he had come only to witness the grand birthday party today.
