Bring Your A Game

Bring Your A Game Mr Chapter 235

Then Who Am I

Elise immediately took Robin’s arm. “Now, now, Grandpa, doesn’t it make you happy that I’m back?” “Oh, it does! I’m happy!” Laura pulled a rocking chair over and gestured Elise toward it, urging, “Stop standing there chatting, you two. Elise, come here and have a seat. I heard you’ve finished your college entrance exam. What are you planning to do next?” At the sight of the rocking chair, Elise couldn’t help putting on a beautiful smile.

She quickly sat in the chair and stared up at the familiar sky above her. “It’s been a while since I last sat in this chair and chatted with you two…” Laura smiled and then asked the servants to bring Elise’s favorite fruit platter over. As the three chatted about their daily lives, Robin asked, “…Don’t tell me you’ll be going to college again, Elise. Didn’t you graduate from college abroad a long time ago?” Elise replied with a smile, “Well, I think it’s pretty nice to go to college, actually. At least I wouldn’t have to be in a hurry to inherit the family business.”

at present, so we’re not worried about that. Still, ever since your parents passed away, your grandpa and

Elise replied, “But times are different now, Grandma. These days, it’s recommended that we have babies at a later age for better child rearing. I don’t wanna think about getting married until at least five years later—” Upon hearing Elise’s reply, Laura, choked with exasperation, instantly burst into a coughing fit. Robin quickly

them. If you put it off until a few years later, I’m afraid we’d…” Robin played along with Laura, letting out a sigh of helplessness. Elise was stupefied to see Robin and Laura singing the same tune. So they’ve turned from pressing me to find a boyfriend to

your aunt; she’s already 30 years old and yet still single. And now—” “Alright, Grandma! I promise you that I’ll get married

I feel like doing so! Now that Elise had come round to it, she thought it was a pretty good idea to get married early. Well, it’s just that

went to visit her parents’ grave. Elise grew up by Robin and Laura’s side as a child. From what she had heard from them, her parents passed away in a car accident when she was little, so she had little memory of her parents. The only memory she had of them was the black-and-white photo displayed on the wall at home. Staring at the couple in the black-and-white photo, she greeted affectionately, “Hi, Dad! Hi, Mom!” Her eyes full of sadness, Laura sighed helplessly next to Elise, whereas Robin wrapped his arm around her shoulder, comforting her

suggested. “Okay,” Elise replied. Nevertheless, she couldn’t help but take a long stare at the couple in the photo before leaving. Laura would feel down for a while whenever she visited Elise’s parents’ grave. Elise knew that her parents’ death was Laura’s lifelong grief, so she and Robin rarely brought up the subject of her parents for fear of reopening old wounds for Laura. She stepped forward and took Laura’s arm, saying, “I’m still here