Honey We Are Not Getting Remarried: Get Away From Me!

Although Jeremy and Vincent weren't her biological grandchildren, they felt like grandsons to her!

They were all obedient to her.

They had played together as kids, and she had watched them grow up. Julia quite liked them.

Including Elisa. Julia treated Elisa like her biological granddaughter!

Elisa smiled. "Rest is important. We'll come and see you often."

Julia shook her head. "I would love for you to be with me daily, but prioritize your careers. All of you would rarely put a night here. I've had enough rest."

Everyone smiled. Grandma might have indeed been tired. After all, she had been up the whole morning and would inevitably be weary.

They didn't want her to stay awake too long in the afternoon.

But…

Old Madam Wickam was in great spirits and had an excellent mood today. She chatted with them excitedly until dinnertime.

When Old Mr. Wickam returned, he was surprised to see many people around. Especially… Elisa. His face immediately darkened.

But when he turned to see his wife beaming radiantly, he ultimately suppressed the displeasure in his heart and walked in. He looked at everyone and asked, puzzled, "Oh, why is everyone here today?"

There's even someone extra.

He didn't say those words aloud.

But Darren glanced at Elisa in annoyance out of the corner of his eyes. How is this woman so shameless?

Doesn't Elisa know that I loathe her?!

She's still sticking around here. Is she waiting for my grandson to regret and remarry her?

Elisa can dream on as long as I'm alive!

"I came to freeload, of course! Grandpa, you don't look very welcoming to us," Vincent answered with a smile.

Old Mr. Wickam was immediately amused by Vincent's words. "You're teasing me, aren't you, you brat!"

Vincent raised his brows immediately and answered, "How would I dare to tease you?"

"Pfft. Is there anything you don't dare to do?" Old Mr. Wickam said as he walked to the washroom. He came out shortly and sat beside Julia.

Julia glared at Darren. She had evidently seen how Darren looked at Elisa.

Her gaze was a warning to him. Darren naturally didn't dare to be so brazen.