Sweetheart Do You Still Love Me

Chapter 1 A Country Bumpkin Picks Out a Fiancé
A piece of news bombarded today’s hottest news in Damoria.
The rich Winthrop Family had agreed to an engagement for their son many years ago and it turned out that the woman had been raised in the countryside. Most importantly, the Winthrops had five very handsome sons and they were going to let that countrywoman pick one of them as her betrothed.
The public was shocked. Soon enough, the media dug up the woman’s photo. Inside the picture was a tanned and plump woman, who was stereotypically known as a country bumpkin.
Therefore, the netizens all criticized her, saying she was not worthy of those Winthrop men.

In the meantime, three luxury cars pulled to a stop outside a simple, self-built home in a historical town hundreds of miles outside of Damoria. Then, five handsome men with exquisite facial features descended the car and the scene almost looked like a feast for the eyes.
Right after they alighted from the car, the fifth brother, Max Winthrop, complained, “I think I’m about to throw up. What kind of place is this? It’s hot and dirty.”
The fourth brother, Arthur Winthrop, said discontentedly, “You’re right. What was Dad thinking? How could he let a country bumpkin choose one of us as her fiancé and order all of us to send her to Damoria personally?”
All five of them had sullen expressions. If their father, who suffered from high blood pressure, had not threatened them with stopping his medications, they would not have even come here.
“Alright. Knock on the door.” The one speaking was the oldest son, Callum Winthrop, but there was also a trace of displeasure on his equally handsome face.
Walking forward, Max knocked on the door, which only opened a few minutes later.
As the ‘front man’, he was shocked at what he saw. The woman before him had delicate facial features, fair skin, and wavy hair that was let down. Though she was wearing a simple white T-shirt, she looked elegant.
“Hello… We’re looking for Elspeth Lynwood. Is she here?”