Chapter 295: 137, Taft Family's Concerns 3

Robert Taft looked perplexedly at Martha Bowles. She was not only his wife but also a highly capable person. Robert Taft's success could not be separated from Martha Bowles's support!

"What's the matter?"

"Helen!" Martha Bowles said, "I forgot to mention Donnie's other three advantages earlier, handsome, humorous, and possessing a very strong charm.

If Helen spends too much time with him in the same place, I'm very worried whether Helen will fall for this future King of Atlantic City!"

Robert Taft's expression turned grave.

Arranged marriages are an important means for every prestigious family to maintain the continuous greatness of their lineage.

And for a family like the Tafts, this was especially true, given that their family also maintained the Skull and Bones society, an organization that placed extreme emphasis on bloodlines.