Chapter 1018
His slender fingers tapping on the water ss, hearing his grandfather''s words, Kinsley smiled lightly, "If Grandma heard what
you just said, | wonder if she wille to you tonight, though she has left us s o many years."
The old man pped the table. He red at Kingsley with a solemn look.
"| love Sherman. I''m crazy about her. And she''s pregnant with my baby. It''s such a wonderful feeling t o have a child with the
woman | love..." Slowly, Kinsley said. And he seemed to recall something, a gentle smile in his eyes.
The old man was stunned. Then he caught the point,” Wait for a second! She''s carrying your child? That woman is pregnant?"
"Yes. It''s been almost two months..." Kingsley reassured him.
“Now things are gettingplicated. It''s not good. | never like to deal with these intractable things. Don''t bother me with these
troubles in the future." The old man felt a headache. However, in the next second, he asked in a light tone, "When can | meet
her?"
"| don''t know yet. But | will arrange it soon." The smile on his lips grew brighter.
“I''m getting older and older. I''m haggard and dying. | can''t even take care of myself, let alone mind your business. Do you guys
have to watch me die from tackling these family troubles?" The old man snapped loudly as if he was outraged by others’
disturbance. In the end, he added, "About Merlin, you must take care o f it with dedication. Except for certain things, give her
whatever she wants. After all, we owe it to her. | want t o give her what she wants, but I''m helpless."
His grandson was thirty-four, about to be forty. God bless him! He finally had a child. Of course, they must keep the baby.
"Surely."
The old man took a sip of water, "Merlin is a good girl, and she will understand. I''m sure she won''t be too hard on you. Have you
told your parents about the child?"
Kinsley shook his head, "! don''t n to tell them for the present."
"Why?" The old man was confused. His grandson had always been thoughtful. He couldn''t figure out what was going on in his
mind.
"She''s sensitive. | don''t want her to think I''m with her because of the child or out of responsibility. | will convince my parents first.
Then I''ll tell them about the child. Before that, Grandpa, please keep it to yourself..."
The look in his eyes was gentle. He got his own intentions and calctions. He wanted to protect her well and not let her be
bothered by those trivial matters; neither did he want to stir up unnecessary barriers between them.
The old man tapped the desk. His grandson was indeed deep-minded. He was thoughtful. He could see that his grandson must
be serious with the woman.
As Kinsley left, he wheeled the old man out of the study. They came into the living room. The old man was holding one hand on
his chest, and he coughed slightly. He yelled at Kingsley''s parents, "If you don''t want to piss me off, don''t bother me with
everything!"
The two men responded in kind.
No one in the family dared to offend the old man.
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Holding her by the waist, he rubbed her back slowly with his coarse fingers. Then he held out the roses,"
This is for you."
Sherman was surprised. She took the rose and smiled softly, "How many women have you sent roses?”
"You''re the first." Kinsley sat down with her in his arms. He felt his heart fill up.