My Wife is a Hacker by Summer

Chapter 2607 Looking at Tia walking back to the courtyard, Nicole sighed softly.

She was really frustrated and worried about Stanley and Tia.

She could not do much but create more opportunities for them to meet.

During dinner, the family gathered around the dining table.

Mrs. Wallace Sr. and Tia were present.

Mrs. Wallace Sr. heard about Nolan and Lana reclaiming their identities but could not attend the banquet yesterday due to her unwell body.

"Come here.

These are my gifts to you," said Mrs. Wallace Sr., handing two gifts wrapped in red to the twins.

Nolan and Lana received the gift and politely thanked her, "Thank you, Great Grandma." "You're welcome.

It's just a little something from me." Mr. Wallace Sr. smiled.

Nicole, however, knew this gift was Mrs. Wallace Sr.'s most prized possession which had been kept hidden for many years.

Nicole hesitated and looked at Mrs. Wallace Sr., wondering if the kids should really accept the gifts.

But she chose to respect her decision and accept the gifts.

it to the kids, Nicole would inform the kids to take good

Sr.,

vitamins last time worked, I'll send some more to you," Nicole

feeling fine." Mrs. Wallace Sr.

too kind of

Nicole was always busy, and Mrs. Wallace Sr. did not want to

"There are no worries.

handle it," Nicole

she prepared were her token to express her

be different from the ones

could adjust the dosages

"Let Nicole prepare them.

Nicole to do something for Mrs. Wallace Sr. since there was not much she

Wallace Sr. stopped rejecting and gladly

"Alright then.

you in advance." "Great Grandma, you should try this," Lana handed a shrimp to Mrs. Wallace Sr.

that Nicole was all settled, only Tia was left with Mrs. Wallace Sr. Although Tia was

Wallace Sr. has already considered Tia as

"I can finally find peace now that Nicole

even has her

left

you to start your own family, then my heart will be truly content." Tia blushed and said sheepishly, "Grandma, I'll take

have many years left to be with you," Mrs. Wallace Sr. advised