My Gorgeous Wife is an Ex-Convict!

Chapter 480

“All right. All right. Grace is the most filial,” Grandma said with

a smile.

Filial? Grace’s face showed a slight hint of sadness. If she were filial, she would keep her grandmother beside her and take

care of her.

However, she was now living with Jay. If she wanted to keep her grandmother beside her and take care of her, she would have to talk to Jason in advance and get his permission first.

“If you don’t mind, you could ask Grace to take you to Emerald City. She could take care of you, Grandma,” Jason’s voice rang

out of the blue.

Grace was stunned and looked at Jason in surprise; she had not expected him to say such a thing.

Grandma seemed surprised. Nevertheless, she said with a smile, “You’re sweet, but I’m used to living here. Besides, I have my sons and daughter here. If I let my granddaughter take care of me, people will probably start gossiping. I’ll visit you in Emerald City when I get better.”

Grandma turned to Grace once more and said, “All right. Your

go back early or it’ll be late when you reach

City,”

and visit you

into the rearview mirror and at her grandmother who stood motionless in the

Grace felt that Grandma had grown much older than before. It seemed like the illness. had greatly damaged her health despite the

recovered.

the elderly, a long time was often needed before they

someone to bring her to Emerald City,” Jason’s voice

the car.

Grandma might be better off resting at home.” Although First Uncle, Second Uncle, and Third Aunt were not that filial,

common.

they were always proud of themselves. Everyone

each other. If First Uncle and the rest did not take good care of Grandma, they would be

Grace had noticed that her grandmother’s clothes and bedding in the room looked clean. In that respect, it could be said that

job of taking care

for today,” said

an eyebrow. “Are you thanking me for

for tolerating my relatives,” replied Grace. With her grandfather’s sarcastic remarks and the comments her Third Aunt and cousin made, none of her relatives

welcoming.