Avenger's coming back

"Grandpa, let's go inside." With the permission, Lily helped Joe into the ward.

Walking to the ward bed, Joe said to Angela sincerely, "Mrs. Angela, I want to thank you on behalf of Lily."

Then he bowed.

"I can't." She didn't expect Joe to do so, and she hastily reached out her hand to hold him. "Please take a seat. You're an elder, I'm afraid that I can't accept your bow."

"This is my sincerest appreciation." With the support of Angela, Joe sat down.

Lily was shocked what her grandfather did.

"My dear child, thanks to you, Lily could be safe." Looking at Eric who was lying on the sickbed, Joe said, "I will remember your kindness."

"Grandpa Joe, you don't have to thank me. It's my duty to save her." Eric replied in a calm tone.

Lily looked at him in disbelief. These three words were deeply touched her. Her heart was filled with a kind of emotion, sweet and warm.

Angela also couldn't believe her son. She looked at her son in disbelief. How could she, as a mother, not know his thoughts? She gave Lily a secret look with dissatisfaction.

When Joe heard these words, he laughed and said, "Eric, don't say that. Since you have saved Lily life, I owe you and your family a favor."

Then he turned his head and looked at Angela. "If you need any help in the future, just tell me. I will try my best to do anything I can."

"Mr. Joe, you are being too serious. The children are all right now. And you bowed to me just now. I can't..."

"Mrs. Angela." Joe interrupted her and said stubbornly, "I always do what I say. If you refuse me, you look down on me."

Angela was stunned by what he said. She didn't expect that he would say that, so she had to nod her head and replied, "If there's anything you can help with, I'll definitely ask you."

"That's good."

When Eric saw Joe making a bow and promise, he was happy. Although the family didn't like Lily, her grandpa loved her very much.

Seeing what her grandpa had done for her, Lily was very touched, even her eyes were red. This was the first time that she had seen his grandpa bow to others.

"By the way, how did you fall from the cliff?" Joe asked suddenly.

looked at Eric, eager to know

after her. It seemed that someone

soon as Eric finished his words, Angela took a deep breath. She turned to Lily and asked, "Did you make

I didn't go with them, I should jump down. I can't go with them. Their words are so mean. When I was forced to make a choice by them,

long while, he said, "I know Lily well. It's impossible for her to make

say anything. After all, he was an elder

than anything else. She had no good friends except Becky,

head

it, because if she did, Lucia would definitely know it and make the whole thing

it. Don't think too much."

"Yes." Lily nodded.

conversation, Joe took Lily and said

they got back to the ward, the bed of Claire was empty. Needless to say, Lucia and Dillon had already taken

treat him better in front of her before, but now they just didn't care her anymore.

said to Lily,

chair and sat beside him. "Grandpa, what

thought your mother had left and your father would protect you and take care of you. But now, it seems that it's not the case. So I think you'd better go back to the old house and live with me,

time before she nodded.

in hospital for one more night tonight.

"Okay."

Joe out of the hospital

thought about it carefully. It was both good and bad. But in comparison, it was

would do next. But if she left, no matter what she did, she could do it without

to the old house, Lucia would be more anxious and certainly take actions. At that

the ward was kind of boring, and she wanted to talk to Eric. But she was afraid that Angela would be unhappy, so she could only stand in front of the window and look down at the people in hospital clothes on the lawn below, taking a walk

coming to change

silly?" The woman's gentle voice took her

and burst into tears, "I miss you so

her

daughter meeting always made people cry and easily ignore others, so Lily

"do not disturb" in front of the door, then closed it and looked at them talking

let go of Tina and wiped her eyes. With a deep nasal voice, she said, "I've asked Uncle Colin to protect you. I've

died, how could I not come?" Looking at her daughter sympathetically, Tina reached out and tossed a strand of hair behind her ear. She noticed the bruises on her neck