My name is Leona.

The name was given by my grandpa. My grandpa, based on my experience as a child, was not a good man.

Take my name as an example. His name sounds nice, but he gave me such a strange name.

Every time I protested to my grandpa, he always said that if my dad had been a girl, the name wouldn't have fallen on me.

He was the one who gave me such a strange name, but he blamed my dad for not being a girl.

Ah, speaking of which, I forgot to introduce my grandparents.

My grandpa, Caden.

I heard he was very attractive when he was young.

My grandma, Grace.

I sometimes wonder why these two people, who didn't seem to match at all, were together.

My grandparents were divorced before my dad was born.

After the divorce, neither of them married again.

They should have gone on their separate ways, but my grandpa was shameless and always bothered my grandma.

Ever since I remembered it, my grandpa had been pleasing my grandma all the time.

Grandpa Humbert said my grandpa never lowered his head to anyone. He was so tough that everyone was afraid of him. But I don't think Grandpa Humbert was telling the truth.

If my grandpa was so tough, then why was he as obedient as our golden retriever every time grandma stared at him?

Besides, have you ever seen a tough man with perfect culinary skills comparable to a five-star chef?

Ever since I was young, my grandpa's cooking was the best in the family, even better than the chefs we hired.

Grandpa would wake up early in the morning to walk the dog. When he came back, he always had a pile of food ingredients in his hand.

When grandma woke up, grandpa had been busy in the kitchen all morning. A warm meal was ready on the dining table. It might not be very sumptuous, but quite warm.

Grandma never cooked. Her only housework was watering the flowers in the garden. Grandpa said it's good for grandma to be like that.

I asked grandpa in secret, "You get up early every day to cook three meals a day, and you have to go to work. Even the employees have weekends and vacations. Aren't you tired without a single day off?" Grandpa looked at grandma who was eating the afternoon tea he made for her in the garden. He smiled like a fool and said.

"I'm happy with everything I do as long as your grandma likes it. I'm willing to pamper her. It's best to pamper her so much that she despises other men. That way, your grandma won't have time to think of leaving me for the rest of her life."

There were other details apart from that.

All I know is that grandpa pampered grandma like crazy.

I always considered grandma pretentious. She wouldn't remarry my good grandpa. I told it to grandpa, and he, who had never been angry at me, gave me a hard slap on the butt. Grandpa said, "Little rascal, if you consider your grandma like that again, I'll beat you dead.

"Your grandma is the best in the world.

"Remember to be good to your grandma in the future.

not good to me. But if you dare not

was taking up the cudgel for my

about the past between

When I passed by my grandparents' room, the door was not

unbelievable. I ran into my parents' room and asked, "Is grandpa

and feet are always cold. Your grandpa cares about

"Why?"

will punish you by

do you know

sleep. Your mother

remarry. My childhood memories were full of the daily life of my grandpa and grandma who were

time she said

were was afraid of grandma, but because grandpa was always defending grandma. This was known to everyone in

felt much about time, and when I did, it was the day my grandma passed

away when I was

ate the afternoon tea grandpa made for her. The rocking

and wait until it was time

that day, grandpa was never

left peacefully on the rocking chair swinging in the wind of

illness. She left this world peacefully on

She left grandpa.

time, sobbing and weeping. I'll never forget grandpa's hands, which were no longer young, holding grandma's cold and stiff palms tightly.

stood not far away but didn't step into the garden. At that time, I

parents were giving my grandparents the last

grand, but all the

arranged the funeral

grandpa's health began to deteriorate for no

find out the cause, but his

was sick

was sick in

didn't dare to

would hold grandma's picture and look at

would occasionally speak to grandma's picture as if he

came,

hands and said,

"Like what?"

"Like your grandma."

This year, I was already fourteen, and I understood more. I heard more stories about my grandparents from other

inconceivable.

story of

the bad. He was too self-righteous and hurt

self-respect. If I were her, I would never see my grandpa again,

up and

grandma for

way to their affection twisted

and didn't waste their love like many men in

his

longer blamed grandpa

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