"I have this idea. But actually I have another idea." Barron Hilton also did not shy away from having his granddaughter in front of him. He said:

"Paris, you are 19 years old and the other person is 20 years old.

I think he would be a good boyfriend or husband."

Hearing what her grandfather said, Paris blushed all of a sudden.

She understood what Barron Hilton was up to.

Marriage...

A common method used by the wealthy class.

Starting from the twenty-six families that founded the country, it can be said that the entire upper class in the United States has never broken off marriages.

The top ten conglomerates in the United States are inseparable through complex means such as marriages and cross-shareholdings.

Compared with these behemoths, the Hilton family is relatively young.

But no matter how young he is, he is still more prominent than the Smith who just appeared.

If a marriage is possible, at least Hilton will take the lead in the early stage.

Paris was blushing.

Barron Hilton added:

"That D. Ted Lerner's daughter, she may also have thoughts in this regard.

You see, she is talking and laughing with Smith."

Paris was startled and looked over.

I found myself in the New York socialite circle, the most disliked "other people's children".
Chapter completed!