Chapter 78
Ryan didnât think Marcus was that a good quy, and he asked doubtfully. âAre you sure?â
âYes!â Marcus hung up the phone decisively. He didnt sympathize with the woman, but he had a grandma too, which made him empathize with her Thinking of his grandma, he called Granny Luisa right away. Her mental state had been bad lately because of his divorce
The housekeeper answered the phone, Marcus, she said she doesnât want to hear your voiceâ
Marcus shook his head helplessly. âTell Granny that that womanâs grandma seems to be sick
âWhat? Youâre saying Corneliaâs grandma is sick?â Granny Luisaâs voice came through, âWhen did this happen? You shouldâve told me sooner.â
Marcus didnât know how to respond. He had called her as soon as he found out.
Cornelia sat by her grandmaâs bed, quietly looking at her, her gray hair, her wrinkled and thin cheeks. Her heart ached.
A few years ago, when she left Rosenberg, her grandma looked much younger than now. In just a few years, her grandma had aged so much.
Her grandma had a pension and didnât lack money but she still went out to tutor others at such an old age. Cornelia always thought her grandmaâs hard work was not just because she couldnât be idle, but also because she had an ungrateful son.
But today, when her grandma put the bank card into her hand, she suddenly realized that grandma tried to make money for her, for her to live a better life
Thinking of all this, tears uncontrollably rolled down Corneliaâs cheeks. She had no mother, and her father had already passed away, but the love her grandma gave her was never less than
that of other children
Because of her grandma, she was able to go to school like other children, get into her dream university, and do the job she loved
But it seemed she never really cared for her grandmaâ¦
Her phone suddenly rang, and Cornelia quickly wiped her tears, picked up her phone, and walked out of the room. Seeing that it was Granny Luisaâs call, she still sweetly called out. âGrannyâ¦â
Granny Luisa heard Corneliaâs crying. âNelly, are you crying? Is it because your grandmaâs condition is not good?â
Cornelia immediately took a deep breath and composed herself, âDonât worry, my grandma is out of danger now. The doctor said that as long as she receives proper treatment afterward, she will recover soonâ
Granny Luisa didnât believe it, âWhatâs wrong with your grandma? Does she need to come to Riverton for treatment? If she needs to come to Riverton, I can ask Jeremy to arrange it.â
Cornelia didnt want Granny Luisa to worry or rely on Jeremy. âItâs really nothing.â
Since Cornelia didnât want to say, Granny Luisa didnât press further. After a moment of silence, she said, âNelly, Iâm sorry! I failed your grandmaâs trust and you. It was me who let Jeremy marry you. I promised your grandma back then that he would take good care of you, but now.â
Cornelia guessed that Jeremy had told Granny Luisa about the divorce, âItâs a decision between the two of us, you didnât let anyone down. Please donât blame yourself.â
In her heart, Granny Luisa was like her own grandmother, both kind and gentle. She hoped Granny Luisa could be healthy and happy.
The kinder and more understanding Cornelia was, the more guilty Granny Luisa felt, âNelly, I didnât contact you during the year after you married Jeremy, not because I didnât care about you, but because I cared too much about my relationship with your grandmother. Jeremy went to work after getting married and neglected you, not fulfilling my promise, so I was afraid to face your grandma and contact youâ
Cornelia had many guesses about why Granny Luisa didnât see her back then, but she never thought it was because of this.
Her doubts were cleared, âGranny, donât worry, no matter what happens between Jeremy and me, it wonât affect the relationship between my grandma and youâ
Granny Luisa sighed with a heavy heart, âYouâre a good kid, my grandson just doesnât have good luck.â
Cornelia laughed and said, âMaybe itâs just not our time yetâ