Chapter 494


    Chapter 494


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    Larissa thought she was seeing things when she saw Kevan through the peephole of the door. She


    wondered why was the here instead of at Rnd’s funeral service. She opened the door with confusion


    and asked after sling up Kevan from head to toe, “Do you need


    something?”


    He appeared unusually calm, and there was not a hint of sadness in his deep–sel eyes, as if he was


    unaffected by the passing of his grandfather.


    She was about to give him her condolences, but she swallowed back her words since there was no


    need for them in his case.


    “My mom said you went to the funeral” Kevan watched her carefully. She looked normal, not as


    heartbroken or lost as Aster had described, which put his mind at ease.


    Larissa hummed in acknowledgment and waited for him to continue.


    “A lot was going on at the time, so my mom didn’t have time to see you off. She’s very sorry about it.”


    He couldn’t sell Aster out so he made up an excuse, and continued, “I’m here to thank you and


    apologize on behalf of her.”


    “It’s alright, she was being too kind.” Larissa smiled.


    Kevan smiled back and chuckled. “As long as you’re not bothered by it‘


    The two fell into an awkward silence, and locked eyes for a moment before Larissa asked. “Are you


    alright?”


    Kevan lowered his gaze, trying to hide his emotions, and said in a light and hoarse voice. “I don’t feel


    much. As far as I know, the day my grandfather passed away was the first time I saw him.”


    In other words, his grandfather was aplete stranger to him. Larissa was at a loss for words. Words


    offort were unnecessary, and


    other topics were inappropriate in this situation


    “Do you need to see your grandfather now?” she tried to change the subject.


    Kevan was quite reluctant to go. He would only be subjected to the scrutiny of the Rogers family and


    he had to constantly keep his guard up to avoid exposing his ws. I was just too tiring.


    The news of his grandfather’s passing and the torment from the high fever had already thoroughly worn


    him out. Right now, all he wanted was to find a quiet ce and vent his emotions.


    “No, I won’t go.” He forced a bitter smile. 1 don’t feel a sense of belonging there, and only be


    reprimanded by my uncles and aunts for being cold–blooded and heartless.”


    He spoke casually, but it made Larissa feel extremely ufortable. He was not a bad person, hence


    he didn’t need to bear such a bad


    reputation.


    “If you’re free, you can y with Aster for a while. He wants to y a game, but I’m not very good at it.”


    She pursed her lips and lifted her


    gaze to meet his.


    Kevan was worried about not having an excuse he could use to stay, so naturally, he agreed in a


    heartbeat when she made this offer. “Of


    course, no problem,”


    Aster immediately jumped and cheered when he heard about this from the living room. “Oh yeah!”


    Kevan and Aster sat cross–legged on the living room Noor, ying games while Larissa cul some hult


    for the two of them, brought out all the snacks she had hidden in the house, and ced them next to


    Kevan


    Aster watched with envy and said sulky. “Mommy treats Uncle Kevan better than me.”


    Kevan was very amused and theers of his mouthed.


    Larissa red at Aster Indignantly and pinched his ear, asking “Am I not nice to you?”


    “You’re the best Aster hurriedly replied. When Larissa let go of his ear, he pouted and said in a low


    voice, “She forbids me from eating any


    handed it over. “Go ahead,”