Chapter 365: Make A Bow

Chapter 365: Make a Bow

Sienna held Camille's hand: "Cami, I know you're really upset, I

understand all that, but you have to take care of your body and don't

argue too much with the Armstrong family.”

“You misunderstand, I'm not here to argue, I just hope she can go to

grandma's funeral, after all, according to the relationship, she is

grandma's daughter, so she should be there."

Although there was no blood relationship, the identity of the

grandmother cannot be erased after all.

Camille pushed the car door open and went out, then walked inside

with Sienna.

Sienna rang the doorbell for her and the door was opened by Grace,

who was a little surprised to see Camille: "Cami ..."

Then she nodded to Sienna as a greeting.

Without exchanging too many pleasantries with her, Camille asked

directly, "Is Mom there?"

“Yes, come on in." She hurriedly pulled open the door to let Camille and

Sienna in, but her eyes still noticed Camille's slightly red eyes, she

must have been crying, right?

In the living room, Page sat with Brody on the long couch, Camille and

Sienna stood by, and Grace hastily greeted, "Have a seat.”

Her enthusiasm is probably the only light in the cold atmosphere of the

Armstrong family.

Camille didn't sit though, she looked over at Page and Brody and then

did what no one expected, she bowed slightly towards them.

Sienna saw this and immediately tried to block it, “Cami.”

Camille pushed her hand away, then whispered to Brody, Page, "Mom

and Dad, I am sorry for the many disrespectful acts and words I have

done to you, I don't ask for your understanding and forgiveness, I just

hope you can not count my disrespect on Grandma.”

Page looked at Camille with a shocked expression, "What do you mean

by that?"

Usually it is impossible to make her give in, what is wrong with her

today?

Camille didn't answer the question, but simply said, "Grandma's gone."

These four words made Brody, Page and Grace did not react to the

meaning of this.

Page said nonchalantly, “If she's gone, she's gone, but isn't she going

to have surgery? Is she going back to Flento City without surgery?"

"Yeah Cami, didn't Grandma have to have surgery recently? Why is

she gone again?"

Grace also asked with some confusion.

Camille said with an expressionless face, "Grandma will never come

back."

Camille's expression and these words made Grace and Page look at

each other, and only then did they gradually realize what she meant?

Grace's face was also a little less than convinced as she asked, "How

could it be so sudden?"

She then understood why Camille's eyes were red and swollen.

"Grandma finished surgery yesterday, the operation was successful,

she was supposed to wake up at this time, if there are no accidents ..."

Camille whispered, her voice sounding a little choke with sobs.

Page also didn't speak for a while, the atmosphere also became quiet a

piece.

Camille looked up at Page as she said, "Grandma's funeral is

scheduled for tomorrow, and I want you to be there to give her one last

ride.”

Page met Camille's gaze and said lightly, "What am I going to do? It's

not like I have anything to do with her.”

"Grandma is Grandpa's wife and you are Grandpa's daughter, so that

makes you Grandma's daughter, so how can there be no relationship?"

Camille whispered the facts.

Page, however, sneered and laughed, "You are considering me now

when you need to get me to do something? You just ignore me when I

ask you for help, Camille, what do you call that?"

Camille pursed her lips as she bowed once more in apology, she said,

“I know it's all my fault, I was disrespectful and unfilial, I'm willing to

review and apologize, all I beg is that you can go and see Grandma off

for the last time."

Camille has used the word "beg", enough to show her attitude and

determination on the matter.

But Page refused outright: “I won't go, it has nothing to do with me,

since she is the one who took care of you until you grew up, you are

responsible, after all, it is not me who raised her."

Camille looked at Page faintly, such indifferent chilling words made her

eyes drift with sad sorrow.

Although Page was not the first time to say similar things, but that was

when Grandma was still alive, but now people are no longer, she can

still be so clear in the calculation, Camille is no matter how did not

expect.

A helpless and impotent smile crossed Camille's face as she said, "So

no matter what I say, you won't do it, will you?"

Before Page could speak, he was immediately interrupted by Grace.

Grace said, "Mom, Grandma's always been good to us, we're going no

matter what, and the Simpson family will be there tomorrow. Not only

are you going to be there, you're going to be there to help out,

Grandma's your mother, you're Grandma's daughter, that's what

everyone else thinks."

Grace's words sounded like she was thinking about Page, but in reality

Camille knew what she meant.

Camille shot Grace a grateful glance.

Eventually Page agreed to do so.

As for the reason, she simply didn't want others to tease the Armstrong

family and her inappropriate behavior.

But that didn't matter to Camille at all, as long as she promised to be

there, that was enough.

Camille didn't stay much longer, just said thanks and left with Sienna.

Grace is the last to chase out, she said to Camille: "Grandma loves you

the most, she will always watch over you silently in heaven, you ... You

pay more attention to your health, do not be too sad.”

"Well, I know, thank you."

Camille nodded politely.

But there was still a layer of detachment between them, and finally

Sienna spoke up: "Aren't you sisters? Why do you have to be so polite?

I can't even stand it, it's so awkward."

Grace followed and agreed, "Yes, you're welcome, it's all I should do,

after all, it's my grandmother too."

Camille's face eased slightly to reveal a not-so-subtle light smile.

As she got into the car from the Armstrong family's side, Camille leaned

back in her seat and looked out the window, waiting for another traffic

light, when she overheard an old woman of her grandmother's age on

the sidewalk, followed by a young girl.

The two were talking and laughing, and the atmosphere seemed

extraordinarily pleasant.

Camille's mouth followed with a light smile, and her heart silently said

that she would never have such an opportunity again.

She envied that girl.

Back on the hospital side, Ayan has arranged for the funeral home to

take Grandma away, and Camille's mood is unconcealably low and

sad.

But she understood that the hospital side is not possible to keep the

people who left, and eventually can only be transferred to the funeral

home side.

Ayan told her, "Don’t worry, Grandma left in a decent manner,

everything is taken care of, tomorrow morning we will go over there

around six o'clock.”

She nodded her head.

Returning to her apartment from the hospital, Camille went alone to her

grandmother's bedroom, where she closed the door behind her and

was left alone.

Ayan didn't feel comfortable wanting to accompany her, but Sienna

blocked it: "Mr. Simpson , you leave her alone, she knows what to do

and what not to do."

Ayan then did not move, only the face slightly stiff, the eyes of the look

is also very cold.

He asked, "Did she go to the Armstrong family for something?"

Sienna subconsciously frowned with a look of lust.

When she thought of Camille's respectful and humble appearance, she

couldn't help but feel distressed, especially Brody, Page's attitude

towards her was just too cold.

Sienna's reaction was well received by Ayan, and he said lightly, "What

can't you say?"