Heiress Unmasked: Shaking the World With Geomancy novel Chapter 1929

Benjamin briefly explained the events that took place in Antique Village before he and Thalia were brought back from the alternate world. The wedding had been initiated by the spiritual beings, but it was also filled with their heartfelt blessings.

It wasn't a wedding that could be dismissed lightly or treated as a joke.

As Benjamin had mentioned earlier, it was a wedding recognized by the Divine Power, witnessed by the spiritual beings.

The proof of this was the golden band that had appeared on both his and Shannon's wrists.

Just as Benjamin's golden light was invisible to ordinary people, the golden band on their wrists had also faded after the initial rippling of the golden light.

However, in order to help the Jensens fully recognize its significance, he took Shannon's hand, and with a subtle movement of his thoughts, the golden band wrapped around their wrists reappeared clearly in front of them.

Even Adam, an ordinary man without spiritual power, could feel an indescribable force emanating from the golden band as soon as he saw it.

The power felt like an instinct, like how a person instinctively knew they needed to eat and sleep. The golden band itself carried a natural force of awareness, one that, upon seeing it, left no room for doubt.

Hector, Thalia, and Zane all felt the same way.

Benjamin then took the opportunity to explain that the Soul of the Dragon Vein had fully awakened and fused with his true form.

Thalia immediately understood why Shannon had so suddenly accepted Benjamin again—it was because he had spoken their bond with the voice of the Dragon Vein, and that contract power had helped him fully awaken to his true self.

However, that wasn't what she wanted to know.

"Will this newly formed contract power vanish?" she asked solemnly.

Having witnessed how Shannon lost herself after the red mark vanished, Thalia couldn't bear to see her daughter go through the same painful experience again.

As for whether the wedding in Antique Village was "official" or not, it no longer mattered to her. She didn't care about the so-called formality, but Benjamin, on the other hand, had no intention of letting it slide so easily.

He looked at her, then turned to Adam and Thalia. Suddenly, with a solemn demeanor, he announced, "I will give Shannon the grandest wedding on earth."

It would be a wedding witnessed by heaven and earth, one that took the mountain and river spirits as its witnesses. This time, he would openly and honorably take her as his wife.

Benjamin spoke with such seriousness and solemnity as if, the moment she agreed, he would immediately begin making preparations.

To his surprise, the Jensens remained unmoved. Zane remained silent, and neither Thalia nor Hector responded.

Adam, with an expressionless face, looked directly at Benjamin and questioned, "Did I say you can marry my daughter?"

Benjamin was at a loss for words.