Chapter 138 Perhaps She Could Stay

 

Elise watched his departing figure as her eyes revealed a shade of inexplicable sensation, which she covered up perfectly as no one noticed it.

 

 

After dinner, Elise and her grandparents took a stroll around the yard. Aware that she was obviously distraught, the senile couple peered at each other. Laura then quizzed, “Ellie, you don’t wanna go home yet, do you?”

 

Elise pursed her lips when she was so easily seen through. Yet, she remained wordless.

 

Laura suggestively eyed Robin, who then stretched his back and hastily claimed, “It’s getting cold. I should go get my coat.” Finished, he went into the house.

 

 

 

Right when he reached upstairs, he coincidentally bumped into Alexander. “Care for a game of chess, Mr. Robin?”

 

 

Robin was visibly delighted at the invitation. “Sure! It’s been a while since my last game.”

 

And so, he headed to the games room under Alexander’s lead. Meanwhile in the yard, Laura was goading her granddaughter into a heart-to-heart. “Now, Ellie, be honest with me. What’s troubling that mind of yours?”

 

 

 

grandmother’s arm. “Can I stay a little longer for

 

looked at her. “It’s

 

 

 

it from her grandmother, she was certainly astounded by her keen observation. “I may be feeling

 

all in her heart. Laura was overjoyed to hear that, but she showed not even a tinge of her ecstasy. “Oh, dear Ellie, are you sure? That it’s not just

 

to stay a bit longer to make sense of my feelings. Aren’t you all always worried about my love life? This time, I wish to take

 

you, Ellie. But I do have to warn you that often in love, it’s the girl

 

“Thanks, Grandma.”

 

sigh. “It’s about time, huh. If you truly want to stay, Ellie, I won’t

 

latter flickered her eyes before staring at

 

“My baby Ellie has turned into a full-grown woman. Sure, you’ll make your decisions yourself. No matter what

 

into her grandmother’s embrace. “You’re the

 

Robin and Alexander were playing chess in the games room upstairs. The two were exceptional, and their levels were indistinguishable. It had been a while since Robin last played someone on par with him and he couldn’t

 

sure chess isn’t the only reason

 

grabbed a chess piece and brushed it off,

 

for decades. Guess that’s only natural. You, however, are still so

 

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