Chapter 2059


    Soon, the four arrived at the middle hall.


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    At this moment, an old man with his hand behind his back was looking at the birdcage hanging in the


    yard. From a distance, the old man was dressed in in clothes, looking quite hale and hearty.


    Horace walked in with Philip and the others. He bowed slightly to the old man and said, “Grand Elder,


    Philip has brought his wife and child to visit you.”


    The grand elder turned around with a benevolent smile. He looked at Philip who was grinning broadly,


    stretched out his hand in a beckon, and said, “Little Monkey, are you finally willing toe back and


    visit this lonely old man?”


    Philip stepped forward, bowed to the old man, and said with a smile, “Grand Elder, I’m here to visit


    you.”


    The old man rolled his eyes at Philip before looking at Wynn and M who were standing with


    trepidation on the side.


    Then, with a smile on his face, he beckoned to Wynn and M while saying, “Come here, all of you.


    There are not so many rules to follow here.”


    Wynn stepped forward with M in her arms, bowed to the old man, and said respectfully, “Grand


    Elder…” Then, she said to M in her arms, “M, this is your great-grand elder.”


    M was still a little scared of strangers. With her two big eyes that were as bright as gems, she


    nced at Philip before calling out to the old man, “Great-grand Elder…”


    “Hey, good girl. She’s a member of our rke family, indeed. She was carved out of the same mold as


    this little stinking monkey!”


    With a happy smile on his face, the grand elder motioned to the butler next to him, “Hurry up, take out


    the things I prepared.”


    The butler immediately fetched three objects from the room, one of which was a white jade bracelet.


    The grand elder handed it to Wynn and said, “Little Monkey’s wife and the young madam of the rke


    family, I have nothing good to give you. This is something your great-great-grandmother left behind. I’ll


    pass it down to you today.”


    Wynn was ttered and quickly bowed as she epted the white jade bracelet with both hands. She


    said, “Thank you, Grand Elder.”


    The old man nodded kindly and motioned Wynn to get up. Then, he took a golden locket from the


    butler’s hand, bent over, handed it to M. He said, “Your name is M, right?”


    M looked at the old man with her big soulful eyes. She nced at Philip and Wynn before she


    nodded and replied, “Yes, my name is M rke.”


    The old manughed and stroked M’s head. He put the small golden locket around M’s neck and


    said, “This is a gift for you.”


    M lowered her head and looked at the small golden locket hanging around her neck. She smiled


    sweetly, revealing her two dimples. She said, “Thank you, Great-grand Elder…”


    The old man nodded and praised her. Then, he looked at the third object. He turned his head and said


    to Philip, “This one, you take it back for the little one.”


    Philip took it from him with a yes and looked at the object. It was a small white jade pendant with two


    golden dragons embroidered with gold threads on it. It looked very beautiful and valuable at first


    nce.


    “Grand Elder, how much is this worth?” Philip asked jokingly.


    The old man rolled his eyes at Philip and scolded, “How dare a stinking monkey like you tease me as


    soon as you return? Believe it or not, I’ll punish you and make you stand at the door for three days!”


    Philipughed earnestly and kept the item in his pocket.


    Then, they exchanged more pleasantries over tea.


    Wynn breathed a sigh of relief. Her palms were already full of sweat.


    Philip looked at her, wiped her sweat from the corners of her forehead, and said, “Bring M to the yard


    for a while. I’ll talk to the grand elder.”


    Wynn agreed and took M to the yard.


    Philip watched Wynn’s back as she left before he turned around and walked into the inner courtyard of


    the middle hall.