Nia Mitchell didn't expect to meet her mother in this way, nor did she expect to leave such an impression on her.
"Uncle, is Serena Davis my older sister or younger sister?"
Nia Mitchell's question left Maxwell Peary unable to answer.
Because his investigation into the Davis Family hadn't yielded results yet.
"I'll help you investigate when we get back."
Maxwell Peary spoke a bit apologetically.
Hearing Maxwell say this, Nia Mitchell smiled.
"It's nothing, I was just asking casually."
At the self-service dinner party, Nia Mitchell and Maxwell Peary stayed together, picking out some of their favorite foods.
But among men, there are always some social engagements.
Thus, they saw several people come over to chat with Maxwell Peary, including Henry Northwood.
"Hello, Young Master Peary."
Henry Northwood might not recognize Maxwell Peary, but he knew Nia Mitchell, one of Charles Northwood's good friends.
