The Returning Ex

Isabelle tidied her hair and slowly headed downstairs. Instead of walking out to meet Elder Mr. Bailey, she decided to take a seat on the living room sofa.

Leaning onto the sofa, she looked a little dazed. Since when did she first notice something wrong with Elder Mr. Bailey?

Technically, she had first noticed the signs from Old Mr. Bailey. After that, through her observation and eavesdropping, she realized that her dad was only acting on the orders of her grandfather.

Distressed, she covered her face but could not think of anything else. Sometime later, Elder Mr. Bailey returned from his walk. One could tell that after some walking, his spirits were lifted even though he was worn out by it.

Seeing that, she quickly invited him to take a seat for a chat. The main reason she did so was out of fear that he would go upstairs and accidentally find out about the security safe incident.

Without much thought, Elder Mr. Bailey took a seat following her suggestion. She took the chance to ask him about how to deal with Dexter’s funeral proceedings. Although he passed away young, they still needed to observe some long-held customs for his passing.

turned his head and stared out for a long time before saying, “Just place his urn

Mr. Bailey and Old Mr. Bailey were both alive, Dexter should not be buried before the elders. Isabelle had no clue about these customs, nor did she care. They didn’t treat Dexter well when he was still

grunted an agreement and suggested that her grandpa advise her dad whenever possible. According to her, her dad would not listen to anything coming

and appeared both relieved and satisfied. “You’re the most filial, and I’ve not misjudged

at him momentarily and slowly looked down. “It’s my

servant came down from the second floor to report that

Bailey. He placed both of his hands on his walking stick and was deep

room. Mrs. Bailey was indeed traumatized so much that she started babbling nonsense, claiming that she could see Dexter

Mrs. Bailey was sleeping separately from her husband. Both were in bad condition and could not