Elder Kinston's Exclusive Sweet Wife

This man will be Mabel’s future support, and he, eventually, will grow old and leave this world before his daughter.

"No matter what happens in the future, you must protect her for a lifetime," Edward Quinn said, looking at Kyle Kinston.

"I will," Kyle Kinston promised seriously, "In this life, it’s only with her that I truly exist!"

Only then did Edward Quinn step off the platform and sit at a parent’s seat beside him. On the groom’s side of the family seats sat Mr. Kang.

Originally, Mr. Kang had declined, believing himself to be merely a servant of the Kinston Family, and thus unworthy of sitting among family elders.

But Kyle Kinston said, "In my heart, you have never been just a servant. You watched me grow up, watched my father grow up. You’ve been with the Kinston Family since my grandfather’s generation, and now, to me, you are the only elder left in the Kinston Family. If you don’t sit with the family, who else will? Just consider it as representing my parents, witnessing my wedding."

Mr. Kang then agreed, and at this moment, watching the couple on the stage, dressed in a suit and wedding gown, he smiled contentedly, though his eyes were moist.

If the master and mistress could know from the other side, they would surely be happy too!

On the stage, the officiant was conducting the wedding, "Mr. Kyle Kinston, do you take Miss Mabel Quinn to be your wife? To love her, to be loyal to her, regardless of poverty, illness, or disability, until death do you part, do you?"

"I do," Kyle Kinston said without hesitation.

"Miss Mabel Quinn, do you take Mr. Kyle Kinston to be your husband? To love him, to be loyal to him, regardless of poverty, illness, or disability, until death do you part, do you?"

"I do," Mabel Quinn also said without hesitation.

"Then you may now exchange rings, and let’s have our little flower girl, Miss Harper Kinston, bring up the wedding rings," the officiant said.

Everyone watched as a little girl in a lovely princess dress walked up stylishly and brought her parents’ wedding rings.

Katherine Quinn... oh, now she should be called Harper Kinston. Regarding her surname change, the little one initially didn’t accept it, expressing that she preferred the surname Quinn and felt that changing her name to Harper Kinston would be strange.

She even argued that her preschool friends might not be able to find her if her name was different.

"That won’t happen; mommy can notify every friend from your old preschool that you’ve changed your surname," Mabel Quinn said.

"But it’s so troublesome, and now the kids at preschool are used to calling me by my name. Changing it would make them uncomfortable," the little one continued with her excuses.

"Uh, once they’re used to it, they won’t mind. Take it slowly; you’ve only been at this preschool for a few months anyway," Mabel Quinn continued.

"But why change it?" The little one didn’t understand, "I think the Quinn surname is quite nice; I like being a Quinn."

Mabel Quinn was surprised to learn that her daughter had such feelings for the "Quinn" surname.

"But haven’t you told mommy that many kids at preschool have the same surname as daddy? Aren’t you happy to have the same surname as daddy now?" Mabel Quinn gently coaxed.

"But there are also kids with the same surname as mommy!" the little one said, "In my current class, there are quite a few." At this moment, the little one didn’t feel like having the same surname as mommy was different at all, but rather felt proud.

———— There are two more Chapters today, I’ll post them once they’re ready. Recently, because of frequent hospital visits, the schedule might not be as punctual as before, but the amount published daily won’t decrease. Due to a hospital visit today, I ended up spending the entire day there and only got home in the evening, so the updates are late. I hope for your understanding. Readers can also add me on Weibo ******, where I’ll announce updates and publications, making it easier for those who are following the story to know if updates are delayed a few hours.