Days approached the Lunar New Year, and the festive mood thickened. The Summers Residence buzzed with the cheerful spirit of welcoming the spring.
Alexander Summers had already informed Dylan Summers, the boss, about taking their mother and sister out for the New Year.
Dylan had no objections but emphasized that they must rush back by February because the Summers Family's New Year banquet was set in February. If the family were short of people, it would inevitably invite gossip.
Deciding on this date was also a careful consideration.
Usually, great clans tended to hold banquets in January. Dylan set the date in early February to avoid clashing with other families' banquets. After all, the Summers Family was no longer as prominent as before. It would be quite embarrassing if the guests declined their invitation to attend other parties.
Nathaniel Summers, who was far away in Scenton, also rushed back for the New Year. However, oddly, he came back alone.
