The Lafayettes would be united against any outsiders so long as their interests were protected.

If there were a conflict of interest, there would be fights between the family members. Luckily, Alrick Lafayette was still around. Since they respected him, they would still reconcile afterward.

After the call ended, Rosalie told River, “I’ve cleared my schedule for the evening. Let’s go to the airport.”

“Are we taking my car or yours?” Rosalie asked.

River smiled. “Both of us have to drive our cars. We also need to get one or two more cars. My parents aren’t the only ones coming. My uncles and aunts are tagging along, and they have many pieces of luggage.

“That’s why we need a few cars.”

Rosalie replied, “You have a well-stocked house here. Your parents and relatives could’ve just brought a few changes of clothes. Why didn’t you remind them?”

River sounded innocent. “That’s not within my control. Even if I told them, they’d still bring lots of stuff over.”

“You don’t have to ren