Chapter 40

“Good evening, Grandma and everyone,” Ian greeted gracefully.

“Ian, you’re truly dutiful. You always come to accompany your grandmother, unlike those ungrateful brats in our family who always say they’re busy as an excuse not to show up!”

“No kidding! Can anyone be busier than Ian? He runs such a huge corporation. and still manages to make time. I think our grandchildren simply find us

bothersome!”

“Alas, lan never disappoints. He is both capable and respectful. Mrs. Holcomb

Senior is blessed!”

As he listened to the aunts‘ praises, Ian wore a subtle smile. Glancing at Sage, he calmly said, “You all are too kind. I don’t have much time to be with Grandma regularly. It’s my Sage who spends more time with her.”

Hearing “my Sage” coming from Ian’s mouth made Sage think she was hearing things. Even during social niceties, he had never addressed her like that before!

Sage stared at Ian while trying to read his face. However, his expression. remained impassive, like nothing happened.

Meanwhile, Linda discreetly observed both of their expressions. She turned to Ian and said, “You’re a sensible boy. It’s good that you know Sage’s virtues!”

“Yes, Sage is a dutiful child as well! And she’s beautiful. She’s a perfect match for Ian!”

The women continued to shower Sage with compliments. In the midst of the flattering, several other of Ian’s relatives approached him for a talk.

Acting like a considerate husband, Ian turned to Sage and said, “You stay with Grandma for a while; I’ll join you shortly.”

Sage played along by offering a gracious smile. “Okay.”

“Sage and Ian seem to be growing closer!” one of the aunts from Sage’s family remarked. “Sage, when are you two planning to have children? Let’s expand the

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family! Grandma, what do you think?”

Linda chuckled at that. “No rush. Sage is still young. When she wants to have

children, she will naturally. I’m not that old–fashioned that I would urge for great -grandchildren!”

After a few more light–hearted conversations, Linda expressed her desire to take a stroll in the garden, and Sage volunteered to accompany her.

Sage walked with her to the

Do you not want

before; even if I divorce Ian, you’ll still

tapped Sage’s head and chided, “A couple should quarrel and make up in bed. Did you eat the corn chowder I had someone

tingling sensation on her lips. Grandma, please don’t

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“I

in frustration. “Sage, I can see that Ian is starting to care about you. Aren’t

head. They had just put on a facade for the elders.

know you suggested postponing the divorce until after

need it.

No matter how much time passes, lan won’t change his views on me. I don’t want to tie him down anymore

Ian has always been a determined person. If he truly didn’t

Chapter 41

deceive herself. “Linda, you don’t have to

illusions about him any longer, even if there were a genuine change

did not want to interfere with the tacit understanding and emotions between him and Ivy again in

expression, Linda refrained from further persuasion. Clearly, Sage had experienced

such a resolute decision.

hoped that Ian would quickly realize the truth and

private room,

Style’s high–end clothes are

look for me?”

pulled out a tablet, and everyone leaned

happened to pass by and

taste in fashion. Could

asked.

them by picking up the tablet. He browsed through the new

the selection under 30 grand and chose a ready–made

at 28,800 dollars. It was a rather casual black suit.

not be as wealthy as you,

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with

homepage. He pointed at a custom–made suit worth a

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