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"Ha-ha," Amanda laughed wildly on the other side of the phone. Then she said to Rachel in a serious manner, "You know what? My brother was punished by my grandfather two days ago!"

"Punished? But why?" Rachel asked, confused.

Amanda nodded her head and said, "Yes. Because he did not follow grandpa's order, grandpa punished him to visit you, buy you meal and grab food for you three times once a week."

Hearing this, Rachel did not know how to react. She exclaimed, "Oh my God, is it true? How could grandpa Peter come up with such a trick?"

"Ha-ha," Amanda laughed out loud and said, "I also think that grandpa is very talented, because my brother doesn't usually disdain to do these things. But this time, he agreed!"

"Are you serious?" Thinking that she would sit at the same table with Clark and eat the food he gave her every week in the future, Rachel was a little embarrassed.

"If others found out this, I would be misunderstood by them, right? Especially the one named Anna. I suspect that she wants to kill me," Rachel said.

Amanda asked in a calm tone, "Do you know why he has agreed to such an unreasonable request?"

"Why?"

"Because grandpa wanted you to be his granddaughter, he strongly opposed!" Amanda raised her voice. After hearing this, Rachel's eyes widening in surprise!

"What? Grandpa Peter wants to take me as his granddaughter?" With eyes wide open, Rachel stared at Amanda in the screen. She couldn't believe what she just heard. But from the serious look on Amanda's face, she thought she wasn't lying.

Amanda sighed, "Because grandpa sent someone to investigate your background, and felt sorry for you. He said that a beautiful and lovely girl like you should have happiness.

Grandpa was hoping that you could be his granddaughter-in-law, but it seems that it's still a little difficult to achieve this because my brother does not agree, so he decided to save you in a roundabout way!"

"Save me in a roundabout way?" Rachel was amused by Amanda's words. She said, "Please tell grandpa Peter that I'm fine. I don't need anyone to sympathize with me."

"Oh, don't think too much. Grandpa was not sympathizing you. He really likes you. He sees you getting along well with me, so he wanted me to be involved in our family," Amanda explained hurriedly.

With a sigh, Rachel said, "Never mind. Your brother doesn't agree, so do I. But we are still good friends. Grandpa Peter is my elder. I'll visit him when I'm free."

After these words, Rachel hung up the phone.

Clark had changed himself. Actually, it was his grandfather's

in the evening. They were going to shoot a

the hero and the heroine met each

the captain by a

was to meet a military officer of the People's Liberation Army and get the

street lamp. At night, there were very few people going out, so she was in danger

a basket of eggs in her arms, where patrol soldiers passed by

a soldier noticed her and immediately went forward to search for her. "What do

eat some eggs, so I bought some in a hurry. I'm going

to her at all. He pulled her basket and smashed it on the ground. "Cut it out! Where is

ground, Amelia's face slowly changed. She squatted down with unwillingness

me. I do have a mother who is seriously ill!" A gentle smile appeared on her face as she looked

snorted and pointed the gun at her waist, saying, "Let's go. Show me where your mother is! If you dare to lie to me, I

Amelia up and down. No one

because she was told that if she couldn't meet the officer at the appointed time, the mission would

newly elected captain and didn't want things to

led the soldier to a dark alley.

said, "You live here? It's so

said, "My family is really poor. My mum cannot have eggs

she reached out and pushed one of the

room where the light of oil lamps

coughing inside.

are you feeling better?" Amelia hurried to push the door open. The bed was old and smelly, and there was indeed an old lady with

his gun and

at the door, and a shiny

directly lifted the corpse and walked

killed the soldier nodded at

the room and headed for the appointed

to the third bench on the North Street, she found there was nothing there. She felt

an alley, she was pulled in by a big