Chapter 2016


    Chapter 2016


    It was not until half a year after the death of Henry Ford, that Sebastian brought Sabrina, Aino,


    and also Louie back to the Ford Residence again. During that period, Sebastian had onlye


    to the Ford Residence, but Sabrina and the children had nevere over.


    Therge Ford Residence was once so brilliant, lively, and grand, but it was so deste at that


    moment. There were only two people in the entire house, who were Old Madam Ford and Sean.


    However, they had more than 20 maids working in the house. Old Madam Ford usually never


    leaves the house, she spent most of her time sitting and praying in her room while Sean only


    came over to her room when it was time for him to send her meals to her. As for the rest of the


    time, Sean would be staying alone.


    There were also many times when Sean actually asked his driver to take him to secretly visit


    Aino at her kindergarten. However, he also only nced at her from afar. Sometimes he also


    could not even get a glimpse of her. That was because Aino was not able to appear on the field


    inside her kindergarten to y every day. However, when Sena could catch sight of her, Sean


    would always end up covered in tears as he watched Aino smile, jump, and y with that agile


    and healthy little body of hers. 1


    "Aino, the yard at my house is muchrger than this kindergarten. Come to my house and I can


    y with you. Aino..."


    Sean called out softly while tears streamed down his face. Only the driver behind him could hear


    him. The driver could not bear to see him like this, so he gently said, "Master, let''s...go back,


    alright?"


    Sean turned his head around and looked at the driver with her eyes welled up in tears. "Carl,


    you...can never toy with women in the future. You can never do that! You can''t cheat her


    feelings, especially when you can''t marry her. That''s because...because...every action in this


    world would have a reaction. You will have to pay for all of your past mistakes."


    Carl was speechless. Sean was still crying. "Did you see that? My granddaughter is so cute,


    pretty, and healthy, who do you think she looks like?"


    In order tofort Sean, the driver then blurted out. " Master, everyone in the house could tell


    from a long time ago that your granddaughter looks most like you.


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    "Nonsense! How can you be a driver like this? How can you talk such nonsense?" Sean scolded


    the driver. The driver was speechless.


    Did he identally polish the wrong apple? Could it be that was not what the old man meant?


    Every single person in the entire Ford Residence knew that Master Ford had been sweetly


    missing his grandson and granddaughter. He particrly missed his granddaughter, Aino, and


    had been chanting about it all day long. Sometimes, he would even talk to himself. "Am I Aino''s


    grandfather? Maybe I am not. If not, why wouldn''t Aino acknowledge me?"


    The maids would then console him heart by saying, " Don''t worry, Master. You certainly are the


    little princess''s grandfather. You didn''t see it, but Aino and you looked very alike."


    Once he heard such words, Sean would smile.


    However, this time, Sean looked at the driver with his eyes welled up with tears. "What nonsense


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    are you saying? Aino is not like me! Aino looks like her grandmother, herte grandmother!"


    The driver was speechless. Did the little princess'' grandmother not be mentally ill and was


    sent to the psychiatric hospital? The driver was a new recruit and had only worked for the Ford


    family for half a year, so he was not too familiar with the Ford family''s past. 1


    "Her grandmother is very pretty. She was also a little princess and an outstanding student when


    she was young! I was the one who ruined her life. I had ruined her whole life! Thinking back, the


    thing she had told me the most back then was that she wanted to wear a wedding dress. She felt


    that a woman would have lived in vain if she had not worn a wedding dress in her life. However,


    she never got to wear a wedding dress in her life. It was me. It was because of me that she


    never got to be married in this life. I have caused her to carry the name as a homewrecker for


    life. I caused her to be depressed her whole life."