As soon as the escalator took Elizabeth to the fourth floor, she took the escalator down again, making Adeline and the Arnold Family’s maid panic.

“Where are you going, Old Mrs. Arnold?”

“Please slow down, Old Mrs. Arnold.”

While the two of them chased after the elderly lady, Elizabeth circled the entire playground in search of the two boys but to no avail.

At that, she stood in the same spot disappointedly until the maid and Adeline caught up to her.

“Old Mrs. Arnold, please slow down. What if you fall?” The maid hurriedly held Elizabeth’s arm for fear that her master would wander off again.

Meanwhile, Elizabeth sighed. She must be going mad from wanting a grandchild so badly. How could she think that the boys were Isaac’s long-lost sons just because they looked like him at first glance?

Elizabeth was certain she was getting crazy the longer she thought about it. This is absurd. As if someone as smart as Isaac wouldn’t know if he got someone pregnant!

Besides, he never dated any woman until Tricia showed up in their lives. It was a shame the young woman already had kids.

willingly see their grandson date a woman who was once married and even had children, especially when he was an outstanding man like

Arnold? Why don’t we go and have some tea?” Adeline suggested with a

be too much for someone

mood to shop, feeling somewhat upset at the thought of Isaac being a bachelor and her husband

the maid pulled her phone

somewhat dejected, but she dared not say anything and followed Elizabeth back to the

happening, Patricia was in the pawnshop above the indoor playground. “How much can

before coming, and according to the internet, diamonds like this could be worth a pretty penny. Even if the ring was second-hand, it could still come up to a good two million. She wasn’t hoping for much,

the ring from her and checked it under UV light before bringing it to their boss. After a chat, the boss came to Patricia. “I can offer

her head in response. “Five

case, I’m afraid we can’t take it,” said the shopkeeper after taking another glance at the ring, which Patricia held in her hand now. It was clearly worth a solid two million from what she read online,

deceiving. I’m desperate,

she got up and left the pawn shop, heading

away when she was going through her most challenging time. However, she

was more important than waiting for that

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