Miss Star, spoiled by her father and brother

Chapter 323 Relatively Unacquainted

Gantz was now extremely embarrassed.

He sat on the sofa awkwardly, holding a teacup in his hand. He dared not even look at the heavenly palace in front of him. The man across from him was still staring at him with burning eyes.

Gantz looked up, met the other person's gaze, then lowered his head uncomfortably.

Ryan didn't let him go, he moved closer, leaned on the armrest of the sofa and talked to him: "Your name is Ganz? Is 'Gan' your last name?"

"No, my full name is 'Ganci Gulei Batur Ainiwar Nahaji'. 'Ganci' is my name, followed by the names of my father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. It's similar to your surname, right?"

"Ganzi Gulei Batur Ainiwar Nahaji..." Ryan repeated, then smiled and praised: "What a long name, really interesting."

Gantz was surprised. He didn't expect that the other party would remember it after he only said it once.

"Did you give the big stone on the craft shelf in my brother's study as a gift? I seem to have heard him say that."

"Kane and Ryan?" Ganz was a little excited when talking about the people he knew. "I did give them two jadeite stones. Do you like them? I brought a lot. You can come with me and pick one for yourself later."

"Thank you, Brother Ganz." Ryan smiled obediently. Seeing Ganz's surprised look, he pretended to be puzzled and asked, "What's wrong? Didn't Dad say that we will be a family in the future?"

"You are the oldest, so I should call you Big Brother. But I am used to calling you Kane, and I can't change it right away. Can I just call you Brother Ganz?"

"Yes! Of course! You can call me anything you want." Gantz said hurriedly, then smiled foolishly.

Ryan picked up the teacup and took a sip. A trace of disdain and contempt flashed across his half-closed eyes. When he raised his head again, he was friendly and polite again.

Ganz and Ryan chatted, glancing upstairs from time to time.

Just now, he greeted Wei'er's other family members in a chaotic manner, and it was obvious that everyone's reactions were very surprised. He was also very nervous, and his whole body was like a piece of wood. He called him Uncle Sifos, no, whatever his godfather told him to call him.

As for Mrs. Seaforth, his childhood memories were already vague. He had only seen her a few times and had completely forgotten her appearance. He only remembered that she was a beautiful woman like a goddess.

When he saw her again today, she was indeed so radiant that he dared not look directly at her. And the two people he called "Grandpa" and "Grandma" looked younger than his father and mother! Don't people here ever age?

The butler came over at this time, brought a fruit plate and a dish of desserts and placed them in front of him, and said after he stood up, "Master Ganz, the Madam and the Master and the Madam have not seen the young lady for a long time. It is not intentional to ignore you. Please understand and give them some time to reunite."

Ryan rested his chin on his hand: I also want to be reunited with my sister. When did it become his turn to take care of guests? This is unfair. Why haven't my eldest and second brothers come back yet...

Gantz stood up nervously and said quickly, "It's okay! I know, I understand. You don't have to call me Master, just call me 'Ganz'."

The housekeeper smiled kindly, and without saying yes or no, he pointed to the fruit plate and said, "These are the fruits and snacks that Miss Wei'er used to like. Please enjoy them."

Gantz then sat down again, picked up a fruit at random and put it into his mouth. Because he was nervous, he accidentally choked and coughed awkwardly.

Seeing this, the housekeeper couldn't help but comfort him: "Since the master has recognized you as his son, you are equivalent to the master of this family. The wife, madam, and the three young masters are all very good people, you don't have to worry too much."

"Or, do you want me to call Beta over now?"

Hearing the end, Ganz laughed and said embarrassedly: "No need for it, thank you."

Looking at the butler's back, Ganz felt warm in his heart and asked Ryan in a low voice: "Who is he?"

"He is our family's butler, Neil. We all call him Uncle Neil."

"What does a housekeeper do? Is he the boss of this family?"

"Pfft hahahahahahaha!"

Ganz was completely confused and didn't know what he said wrong to make Ryan laugh so happily.

"You...you're so cute hahahaha, but in a sense it's true."

Ryan finally stopped laughing, took a deep breath and explained to him: "Our house is very large, including the front yard, back garden, backyard, and the hill behind. It's roughly 6,000 square kilometers."

Ganz didn't understand why Ryan's answer had nothing to do with the question he asked, but he was surprised.

"Someone needs to clean up the fallen leaves in the yard, someone needs to take care of the flowers in the garden, the lawn needs to be mowed, and the mountain needs to be guarded... There are so many things, it's impossible for us to do them all by ourselves, right?"

Ganz nodded. It would definitely be difficult to handle such a large place and so much work.

"Hire servants do these jobs. We have about a hundred servants in our house, and the housekeeper is responsible for managing them. He assigns and evaluates their work, pays them wages... It's like a financial and personnel position, but in the end, he still has to take orders from the big boss."

Gantz couldn't help but smack his lips. He understood most of what was said, and he could guess the meaning of some words he had never heard of before.

After many years, he recalled the discussion between his father and godfather on this topic that morning. Servants are different from slaves.

At least the servants here seem to be living a good life. There is no trace of oppression on their faces. Instead, they look very energetic.

The two were chatting when they suddenly heard a servant outside shouting, "Master is back!"

"Finally you're back!" Ryan complained and ran over happily to greet him.

Ganz did not hesitate and followed him, feeling both expectant and nervous. He wondered if Kane and Ryan had forgotten him.

The magnificent door opened inward, and two handsome men walked in. The one in the lead was imposing, taller and more robust, with straight brows and nose, and an expressionless face that made him look intimidating without even being angry.

The other one was not as aggressive, his brows were more relaxed, but Gantz felt the same temperament in him as in the priest. Like a bottomless pit, unfathomable.

"Big Brother, Second Brother, you are too slow!"

Kane patted his brother's head and moved his eyes behind him with a sharp and undisguised disgust.

Ganz was stunned by the look in his eyes. He felt as if his heart was suddenly stabbed and he froze in place, at a loss as to what to do.