Pursuing Her

Chapter 274 Showing Off

“Caleb, a household staff will always be a household staff. Grandpa has really lost his mind with his age.” Willow disagreed with treating a household staff as part of the family. She did not feel that a household staff had the right to be her family. Caleb pursed his lips in response. He knew that Willow had always been full of herself, but he never expected her to bear such thoughts despite how Morgan had watched her grow up. “Willow—” Caleb started, about to say something else. Knowing that he was going to say something she hated to hear, Willow jumped to her feet. “Caleb, I’ve asked my classmate to hang out with me, so I won’t be home for the meal; enjoy your meal with Mom. Bye.” With that said, Willow scurried off. Soon, Caleb was the only one left in the living room. He could finally understand what it was like to be his grandfather, alone in the afternoon when he and Willow were not around. It was indeed a sad feeling. Tristan had arranged the meal to be held at Blossom Garden. After all, Blossom Garden was a famous spot in Jipsdale

. After arriving at Blossom Garden, Sop

Tristan and Sophie had both asked him to take a seat and so he did as they said. “Grandpa, who made you upset?” Tristan asked, having noticed Josiah’s foul mood when he picked him up. At the mention of that, Josiah’s expression darkened, thinking Caleb had crossed the line. Regardless of everything, the matter was the Tanner family’s affair. No matter how terrible

wasted no time taking some for Josiah. “Dig in, Grandpa.” Josiah smiled and nodded.

it’s not like I’m a kid. I’m just using the restroom, so you don’t need to come along. Sit down, Morgan. I can go there myself. You don’t need to come with me too.” Josiah refused to admit that his old age came with disadvantages, for he felt fine. “Okay. Be careful. Call me right away if you need any help.” They were in Blossom Garden, a place they frequented. Thus, the employees at Blossom Garden all knew them. There would be no issue for Josiah

injury he sustained on the battlefield, Waylon was a man who feared death. Yet, he still managed to climb up the social ranks with the support of his family. Waylon, too, never expected to meet Josiah at Blossom Garden. Although they used to be comrades, Waylon truly disliked Josiah. Hence, he could not help but laugh

on someone like Waylon? “Excuse me,” was all Josiah said before he turned to leave. However, Waylon grabbed his hand. “What’s the matter? Our comrades are all in the room today, so come along and meet them. Let them see what kind of miserable state Josiah Tanner is now in!” Waylon was the one who organized the reunion between the army comrades, and he finally had the