Kendall's Sacrifice

Chapter 101

Alice looked around her and said doubtfully, "I also remember this being Dylan's place, Grandma. I don't think we've come to the wrong place."

"In that case, how do you explain the flowers? I thought we were in our own garden."

Alice reminded her, "Grandma, there was a commotion at Dylan's place that day. Amos seemed to have bought a large number of potted flowers on Dylan's orders."

Tilly nodded. "Oh yes, I forgot about that. It simply isn't like Dylan to buy so many flowers, though."

After all, Dylan was not one to care much about flowers.

Tilly and Alice exchanged glances.

If it wasn't Dylan's taste, then it would be Kendall's.

Dylan actually changed his yard for Kendall's sake!

"Grandma, are we still proceeding with the visit?"

Alice intently watched her grandmother's expression for any changes.

Tilly was frustrated, but she had nowhere to vent. After all, her grandson was disabled.

Kendall was looking after him now, and it was a good thing for him to be satisfied.

She couldn't meddle in how Dylan treated Kendall.

What if Dylan completely recovered, though?

Tilly heaved a long sigh and said, "We're here already, so we might as well enter."

The two were about to go in when Dylan and his brother walked out. Yoseph was pushing Dylan out in a wheelchair.

Kendall was away to deliver the chicken soup to her mother, and she even took the day off so that she could be with her parents back home. She would depart from the Parker Residence with Kelly tonight, for they would be attending Yasmine's birthday celebration at Zorn Mansion.

She even packed the evening dress she would be wearing tonight.

"Grandma, Alice."

Yoseph greeted Tilly first.

Tilly had a loving expression on her face as she nodded, returning the greeting. She was especially comforted to see Dylan and Yoseph getting along.

"Are you going out, Dylan?"

Tilly asked her eldest grandson.

"I just finished breakfast, and I'm thinking of going out for a walk. Do you have something to talk to me about, Grandma?"

Dylan was quite serious even when dealing with his own family, which was why people found him difficult to get along with.

"What are you saying, child? Can't I visit you just because I want to?"

Dylan pursed his lips, silent.

Ever since his temper grew worse, the servants didn't like working at his place anymore, and even his own family rarely visited him. Even though the reason mainly lay with him, Dylan still didn't feel too good about it. The more upset he got, the more likely he was to lash out at people.

"Where is Kendall?"

Tilly pretended to ask casually.

"She has taken some time off."

Dylan replied in a low voice, "Her foster mother got into an accident, so she took the weekend off to go to the hospital and take care of her foster mother."

Tilly nodded. "Her foster mother raised her for twenty-five years and was very devoted to her efforts. Hence, it's only natural for Kendall to take care of her foster mother when she gets into an accident."

Alice agreed. "She still has this sense of obligation, which is slightly better than Kelly."

Kelly didn't want to go back to her biological mother and never really contacted the woman. She obviously regarded her biological mother with disdain, and she only chased after the benefits she could reap from her foster parents.

"Dylan, you've got yourself so many flowers—"

While Tilly spoke, she paid special attention to Dylan's expression.

"They look good."

Dylan said in a low voice, "Don't you think that the flowers liven up the space? It's not so dull anymore."

Tilly smiled. "Yes, yes, it's much livelier now. It does look nice like this, and you can admire a whole yard of flowers as soon as you go out the door. Your mood will improve greatly."

When she noticed that Dylan's expression was still icy cold, she knew that he didn't want to discuss the subject further, so she said caringly, "Yoseph, take your brother out for a walk. I'll go back and rest. I'm quite old now, you see. I'm already tired from walking this short distance."

The three siblings knew Tilly was lying, but none of them exposed her.

After seeing their grandmother off, the brothers continued walking.

The brothers walked for a bit outside, then it was time for Dylan's rehabilitation. When he was working at it, save for the workers at the rehabilitation center, no one else was allowed to be present. He didn't want anyone to see him struggling and falling just after a few steps.

After spending the afternoon in rehabilitation practices, Dylan was exhausted, and his expression was foul.

Everyone took extra care not to dally about or pass by in front of him, Amos included.

It wasn't until evening when the sun set into the sea did Dylan adjust his emotions after some rest. He called Amos over.

"Young Master Dylan."

"Has Alice departed?"

Alice would also be attending the banquet at Zorn Mansion tonight.

Amos hastily replied, "Not yet, but she'll be leaving soon."

As a butler, Amos would pay attention to everything that was happening in the house.

"Okay."

Dylan responded, but he didn't say anything more.

Amos didn't know what he was thinking. Since Dylan wasn't going to talk, Amos didn't dare ask either, so he could only leave quietly.

After thinking for a bit, Dylan took out his phone and called his sister up. When Alice picked up, he said, "Alice, I'll go to Zorn Mansion with you."