Her Graceful War Song by Summer's Blaze

Chapter 991

When Leona arrived at Hell Monarch Estate, she saw Dominic and Cindy. Unable to hold back her tears, she immediately rushed forward to greet them.

Upon seeing her, Dominic and Cindy instinctively glanced outside. But after a moment of seeing no one, a flicker of disappointment crossed their eyes, quickly replaced by their usual calm. Cindy smiled as she held Leona's hands. "Why are you crying, silly girl? Aren't you happy to see your grandfather safe and sound?"

"I am happy... I'm just too happy," Leona said through her tears.

Dominic looked at his granddaughter, knowing the hardships she had endured. His heart ached with pity.

"Leona, come sit down and let me have a good look at you."

Hearing the concern in his voice and remembering her mom's indifference, Leona felt a pang in her chest. Tears rolled down her cheeks again.

"Grandpa, I'm fine. I have my cousin to help me. Everything's good."

filled with sorrow. She had suffered so much, yet she still thought of looking after her

care of each other. Make sure

do as you say, Grandpa," Carissa and

look, suppressing the sadness of their impending separation, and tried their

had something on his mind that he wanted to say,

Cindy asked, "Leona, where is your mom? Why didn't she come with

as Leona was about to reply, Rafael entered, accompanied by

Young, it's been a long time. How have

out the door. Everyone froze for a moment. Rafael was

a raspy voice, with a touch of nasal sound, "General Sullivan, I apologize for my rudeness." Carissa stood up along with Cindy and Leona and excused themselves, leaving the room to give the men some privacy. Jeremiah's eyes were red, tears just barely held back. At

side hall and stepped out to ask, "Why aren't you

were talking about the past. I didn't have much to add, so I decided to step out

hard to hear them talk about old times. After all these years, whether it's Mr. Young or Mr. Murray, their lives have been fulfilling in their own way, despite having regrets Only Grandfather sees nothing but a road paved with coffins when he looks

off, heavy with the