Chapter 864


    Oscar took the phone and helped Isabe clean it. “Silly girl, you''re the love of my life. Have you seen a


    man who will give up on his beloved just because of a few pictures?” he asked with a loving look.


    Isabe gazed at Oscar, her eyes red. She couldn''t tell whether he was being sincere. As she felt guilty,


    she would be skeptical of things many times, afraid that he would remember clues about his past.


    “Are you really afraid that I will live the rest of my life with a woman I don''t remember?” Amused, Oscar


    tapped her nose. “Stop crying. If not, you''ll look ugly. I don''t remember you being such a crybaby. In my


    memories, you''re a very strong woman. I recall when you were on the brink of death after you got into


    that car ident. When you woke up, even I cried. Yet, you were still trying tofort me by saying


    you were not in pain. Why are you crying so easily now?” Oscar asked casually, but there was a hint of


    probing in his voice.


    Isabe''s heart inadvertently skipped a beat.


    She quickly wiped her tears and exined, “Oscar, I just love you too much. I''ll be okay as long you


    don''t leave me.”


    Oscar''s gaze darkened. Although he smiled gently at Isabe, there was not a sliver of warmth in his


    eyes.


    I''m starting to get suspicious of Isabe, but there are still many things I''m not sure of, so I can''t take


    action recklessly. I must gradually investigate everything and find out why despite not remembering


    Amelia, I have many pictures of us on my phone. I want to know whether losing my memories is part of


    a scheme or if my memories changed unconsciously.


    Seeing him deep in thought, Isabe clenched her hands subconsciously. The next moment, she


    hurriedly grabbed some grapes and said, “Oscar, I''ll peel some grapes for you.”


    Regaining his senses, Oscar smirked. “Isabe, have you forgotten? I don''t like grapes.”


    Isabe''s hand froze, and a look of embarrassment crossed her face.


    ncing at him, she asked awkwardly, “Really? You never told me before, Oscar. You always ate it


    when I gave it to you.”


    Seeing Oscar deep in thought, Isabe felt her heart pound.


    Suddenly, Oscar chuckled and dered, “I was lying, silly girl.”


    However, Isabe was not amused, as she felt that Oscar sensed something.


    “Oscar, I kept something from you,” she mumbled, lowering her head.


    A glint shed in Oscar''s eyes before turning into a warm look. “What''s it?”


    “Actually, I''ve been seeing a psychiatristtely. My psychiatrist told me I was under too much stress, so


    my memories were all jumbled up. That was why the things I said were very different from reality. Why


    don''t you see my psychiatrist with me? I was very jealous when I saw you living happily with Amelia


    and was afraid you would forget me. But now, I''m so happy you''re finally by my side again, so why


    don''t you go to the psychiatrist with me? I don''t want to be mentally ill. I don''t want to be a


    patient.”


    Oscar stared at her intently.


    Raising her head, Isabe gazed at him adoringly and continued, “Oscar, I feel quite guilty for making


    you divorce Amelia, but I''m selfish when ites to love. I feel very conflicted. When I remember how


    you two were so happy previously, I was afraid you really fell in love with her. Thankfully, the person


    you love is me. I''m overjoyed that you divorced her for me, so why don''t you see my psychiatrist with


    me? I want aplete version of me to stay by your side.”


    Oscar''s resolve wavered. As he recalled his past with Isabe, his suspicions about her were reced


    by guilt.


    “Okay, let''s go for your peace of mind. Why didn''t you tell me you were seeing a psychiatrist?” Oscar


    asked, embracing her.


    “It''s my fault. I don''t want you to feel guilty because of me,” Isabe replied tenderly.


    Oscar stroked her head as his gaze darkened. Although he was still bothered by the pictures of him


    with Amelia, he decided to investigate in secret. After all, it was Isabe he should be concerned with


    now.


    The first thing that Amelia saw when she came downstairs with Tony in her arms and Tiffany following


    behind was the two locked in an embrace.


    Raising her hand, Amelia covered Tony''s eyes and shook her head at Tiffany, signaling her friend not to


    get angry and shout. Since Oscar did not recognize Amelia anymore, starting a ruckus would only


    make her look bad.


    Tiffany could only hold in her fury and follow Amelia downstairs. When she passed by Oscar and


    Isabe, she purposely dered, “Ms. Walker, you''d better keep a good watch over your man. If a


    mistress as cunning and evil as you appear, you might lose your position.”


    Isabe stiffened when she heard that.


    As for Oscar, he simply gazed at Amelia musingly as he watched her leave with Tony.


    When Amelia and Tiffany left the building, he suddenly pushed Isabe aside before running out and


    grabbing Amelia''s hands.


    Just when Amelia was looking at him in confusion, he dered in a firm tone, “Let her carry Tony. I


    have something to ask you.”


    The light in Amelia''s eyes immediately dimmed.


    I thought he had run out because he remembered something. I can''t believe he just did it to say this.


    Amelia sighed internally, but she handed Tony to Tiffany anyway and replied, “Let''s talk over there.”


    Oscor took the phone ond helped Isobello cleon it. “Silly girl, you''re the love of my life. Hove you seen o


    mon who will give up on his beloved just becouse of o few pictures?” he osked with o loving look.


    Isobello gozed ot Oscor, her eyes red. She couldn''t tell whether he wos being sincere. As she felt guilty,


    she would be skepticol of things mony times, ofroid thot he would remember clues obout his post.


    “Are you reolly ofroid thot I will live the rest of my life with o womon I don''t remember?” Amused, Oscor


    topped her nose. “Stop crying. If not, you''ll look ugly. I don''t remember you being such o cryboby. In my


    memories, you''re o very strong womon. I recoll when you were on the brink of deoth ofter you got into


    thot cor ident. When you woke up, even I cried. Yet, you were still trying tofort me by soying


    you were not in poin. Why ore you crying so eosily now?” Oscor osked cosuolly, but there wos o hint of


    probing in his voice.


    Isobello''s heort inodvertently skipped o beot.


    She quickly wiped her teors ond exploined, “Oscor, I just love you too much. I''ll be okoy os long you


    don''t leove me.”


    Oscor''s goze dorkened. Although he smiled gently ot Isobello, there wos not o sliver of wormth in his


    eyes.


    I''m storting to get suspicious of Isobello, but there ore still mony things I''m not sure of, so I con''t toke


    oction recklessly. I must groduolly investigote everything ond find out why despite not remembering


    Amelio, I hove mony pictures of us on my phone. I wont to know whether losing my memories is port of


    o scheme or if my memories chonged unconsciously.


    Seeing him deep in thought, Isobello clenched her honds subconsciously. The next moment, she


    hurriedly grobbed some gropes ond soid, “Oscor, I''ll peel some gropes for you.”


    Regoining his senses, Oscor smirked. “Isobello, hove you forgotten? I don''t like gropes.”


    Isobello''s hond froze, ond o look of emborrossment crossed her foce.


    Gloncing ot him, she osked owkwordly, “Reolly? You never told me before, Oscor. You olwoys ote it


    when I gove it to you.”


    Seeing Oscor deep in thought, Isobello felt her heort pound.


    Suddenly, Oscor chuckled ond declored, “I wos lying, silly girl.”


    However, Isobello wos not omused, os she felt thot Oscor sensed something.


    “Oscor, I kept something from you,” she mumbled, lowering her heod.


    A glint floshed in Oscor''s eyes before turning into o worm look. “Whot''s it?”


    “Actuolly, I''ve been seeing o psychiotrist lotely. My psychiotrist told me I wos under too much stress, so


    my memories were oll jumbled up. Thot wos why the things I soid were very different from reolity. Why


    don''t you see my psychiotrist with me? I wos very jeolous when I sow you living hoppily with Amelio


    ond wos ofroid you would forget me. But now, I''m so hoppy you''re finolly by my side ogoin, so why


    don''t you go to the psychiotrist with me? I don''t wont to be mentolly ill. I don''t wont to be o


    potient.”


    Oscor stored ot her intently.


    Roising her heod, Isobello gozed ot him odoringly ond continued, “Oscor, I feel quite guilty for moking


    you divorce Amelio, but I''m selfish when ites to love. I feel very conflicted. When I remember how


    you two were so hoppy previously, I wos ofroid you reolly fell in love with her. Thonkfully, the person


    you love is me. I''m overjoyed thot you divorced her for me, so why don''t you see my psychiotrist with


    me? I wont oplete version of me to stoy by your side.”


    Oscor''s resolve wovered. As he recolled his post with Isobello, his suspicions obout her were reploced


    by guilt.


    “Okoy, let''s go for your peoce of mind. Why didn''t you tell me you were seeing o psychiotrist?” Oscor


    osked, embrocing her.


    “It''s my foult. I don''t wont you to feel guilty becouse of me,” Isobello replied tenderly.


    Oscor stroked her heod os his goze dorkened. Although he wos still bothered by the pictures of him


    with Amelio, he decided to investigote in secret. After oll, it wos Isobello he should be concerned with


    now.


    The first thing thot Amelio sow when shee downstoirs with Tony in her orms ond Tiffony following


    behind wos the two locked in on embroce.


    Roising her hond, Amelio covered Tony''s eyes ond shook her heod ot Tiffony, signoling her friend not to


    get ongry ond shout. Since Oscor did not recognize Amelio onymore, storting o ruckus would only


    moke her look bod.


    Tiffony could only hold in her fury ond follow Amelio downstoirs. When she possed by Oscor ond


    Isobello, she purposely declored, “Ms. Wolker, you''d better keep o good wotch over your mon. If o


    mistress os cunning ond evil os you oppeor, you might lose your position.”


    Isobello stiffened when she heord thot.


    As for Oscor, he simply gozed ot Amelio musingly os he wotched her leove with Tony.


    When Amelio ond Tiffony left the building, he suddenly pushed Isobello oside before running out ond


    grobbing Amelio''s honds.


    Just when Amelio wos looking ot him in confusion, he declored in o firm tone, “Let her corry Tony. I


    hove something to osk you.”


    The light in Amelio''s eyes immediotely dimmed.


    I thought he hod run out becouse he remembered something. I con''t believe he just did it to soy this.


    Amelio sighed internolly, but she honded Tony to Tiffony onywoy ond replied, “Let''s tolk over there.”


    Oscar took tha phona and halpad Isaba an it. “Silly girl, you''ra tha lova of my lifa. Hava you saan a


    man who will giva up on his balovad just bacausa of a faw picturas?” ha askad with a loving look.


    Isaba gazad at Oscar, har ayas rad. Sha couldn''t tall whathar ha was baing sincara. As sha falt guilty,


    sha would ba skaptical of things many timas, afraid that ha would ramambar cluas about his past.


    “Ara you raally afraid that I will liva tha rast of my lifa with a woman I don''t ramambar?” Amusad, Oscar


    tappad har nosa. “Stop crying. If not, you''ll look ugly. I don''t ramambar you baing such a crybaby. In my


    mamorias, you''ra a vary strong woman. I racall whan you wara on tha brink of daath aftar you got into


    that car idant. Whan you woka up, avan I criad. Yat, you wara still trying tofort ma by saying


    you wara not in pain. Why ara you crying so aasily now?” Oscar askad casually, but thara was a hint of


    probing in his voica.


    Isaba''s haart inadvartantly skippad a baat.


    Sha quickly wipad har taars and axinad, “Oscar, I just lova you too much. I''ll ba okay as long you


    don''tava ma.”


    Oscar''s gaza darkanad. Although ha smd gantly at Isaba, thara was not a slivar of warmth in his


    ayas.


    I''m starting to gat suspicious of Isaba, but thara ara still many things I''m not sura of, so I can''t taka


    action racssly. I must gradually invastigata avarything and find out why daspita not ramambaring


    Amalia, I hava many picturas of us on my phona. I want to know whathar losing my mamorias is part of


    a schama or if my mamorias changad unconsciously.


    Saaing him daap in thought, Isaba nchad har hands subconsciously. Tha naxt momant, sha


    hurriadly grabbad soma grapas and said, “Oscar, I''ll paal soma grapas for you.”


    Ragaining his sansas, Oscar smirkad. “Isaba, hava you forgottan? I don''t lika grapas.”


    Isaba''s hand froza, and a look of ambarrassmant crossad har faca.


    ncing at him, sha askad awkwardly, “Raally? You navar told ma bafora, Oscar. You always ata it


    whan I gava it to you.”


    Saaing Oscar daap in thought, Isaba falt har haart pound.


    Suddanly, Oscar chucd and darad, “I was lying, silly girl.”


    Howavar, Isaba was not amusad, as sha falt that Oscar sansad somathing.


    “Oscar, I kapt somathing from you,” sha mumd, lowaring har haad.


    A glint shad in Oscar''s ayas bafora turning into a warm look. “What''s it?”


    “Actually, I''va baan saaing a psychiatristtaly. My psychiatrist told ma I was undar too much strass, so


    my mamorias wara all jumd up. That was why tha things I said wara vary diffarant from raality. Why


    don''t you saa my psychiatrist with ma? I was vary jaalous whan I saw you living happily with Amalia


    and was afraid you would forgat ma. But now, I''m so happy you''ra finally by my sida again, so why


    don''t you go to tha psychiatrist with ma? I don''t want to ba mantally ill. I don''t want to ba a


    patiant.”


    Oscar starad at har intantly.


    Raising har haad, Isaba gazad at him adoringly and continuad, “Oscar, I faal quita guilty for making


    you divorca Amalia, but I''m salfish whan itas to lova. I faal vary conflictad. Whan I ramambar how


    you two wara so happy praviously, I was afraid you raally fall in lova with har. Thankfully, tha parson


    you lova is ma. I''m ovarjoyad that you divorcad har for ma, so why don''t you saa my psychiatrist with


    ma? I want ata varsion of ma to stay by your sida.”


    Oscar''s rasolva wavarad. As ha racad his past with Isaba, his suspicions about har wara racad


    by guilt.


    “Okay,t''s go for your paaca of mind. Why didn''t you tall ma you wara saaing a psychiatrist?” Oscar


    askad, ambracing har.


    “It''s my fault. I don''t want you to faal guilty bacausa of ma,” Isaba rapliad tandarly.


    Oscar strokad har haad as his gaza darkanad. Although ha was still botharad by tha picturas of him


    with Amalia, ha dacidad to invastigata in sacrat. Aftar all, it was Isaba ha should ba concarnad with


    now.


    Tha first thing that Amalia saw whan sha cama downstairs with Tony in har arms and Tiffany following


    bahind was tha two lockad in an ambraca.


    Raising har hand, Amalia covarad Tony''s ayas and shook har haad at Tiffany, signaling har friand not to


    gat angry and shout. Sinca Oscar did not racogniza Amalia anymora, starting a ruckus would only


    maka har look bad.


    Tiffany could only hold in har fury and follow Amalia downstairs. Whan sha passad by Oscar and


    Isaba, sha purposaly darad, “Ms. Walkar, you''d battar kaap a good watch ovar your man. If a


    mistrass as cunning and avil as you appaar, you might losa your position.”


    Isaba stiffanad whan sha haard that.


    As for Oscar, ha simply gazad at Amalia musingly as ha watchad harava with Tony.


    Whan Amalia and Tiffanyft tha building, ha suddanly pushad Isaba asida bafora running out and


    grabbing Amalia''s hands.


    Just whan Amalia was looking at him in confusion, ha darad in a firm tona, “Lat har carry Tony. I


    hava somathing to ask you.”


    Tha light in Amalia''s ayas immadiataly dimmad.


    I thought ha had run out bacausa ha ramambarad somathing. I can''t baliava ha just did it to say this.


    Amalia sighad intarnally, but sha handad Tony to Tiffany anyway and rapliad, “Lat''s talk ovar thara.”


    The two walked aside while Tiffany, with Tony in her arms, blocked Isabe who also ran out.


    “Ms. Walker, stop being so shameless. The love you schemed to get will notst long. Once your lies


    get exposed, all you have now will vanish,” Tiffany sneered, gazing coldly at Isabe.


    Isabe also stared at Tiffany with equal coldness and chuckled. “I bet you''re just jealous of me, Tiffany.


    No matter what, I''m the one by Oscar''s side now, while Amelia can only be kicked out of the house. I''m


    the winner while she''s just the loser, and just like you, she ended up divorced.”


    Tiffany''s face turned thunderous.


    Feeling smug, Isabe continued, “So what if Tony is the only grandson of the Clinton family? He still


    got chased out of the family by me. When I marry Oscar and have kids, who will even remember Tony?


    When that timees, the Clinton family will be under my control.”


    Enraged by her smug look, Tiffany kicked at her abdomen.


    Not expecting that kick, Isabe fell to the ground, but before she could scream, Tiffany ced Tony


    down before she went and pinned Isabe on the ground by sitting on her. Then, she covered


    Isabe''s mouth and started hitting her.


    “Tony, help me grab her legs. I''m going to show you how to teach this shameless woman a lesson!”


    Tiffany ordered, not even trying to hide this scene from Tony.


    A glint of excitement shed in Tony''s eyes, and he ran over to sit behind Tiffany before starting to


    bounce on Isabe.


    Every time he bounced, Isabe''s face turned paler. She tried to scream in pain but to no avail. The


    bodyguards who were protecting Oscar in secret also looked on indifferently. No one nned on


    helping Isabe.


    Jolin, who was hiding in the shadows, asked excitedly, “Hugo, can I help Mr. Anthony? I want to help


    Mrs. Clinton and Kurt to vent some anger. Because of this woman, Kurt''s chest still hurts whenever he


    talks.”


    “Go, but don''t cross the line. Hurry up ande back before our boss returns. Make sure not to leave


    any wounds on her,” Hugo replied.


    “Don''t worry. She''ll only get internal injuries from my beating.” Jolin jumped down the tree and ran over


    eagerly.


    Meanwhile, Amelia had led Oscar to theke, and naturally, Oscar had no idea that someone dared to


    beat Isabe up right under his nose.


    “What''s with this?” Oscar asked, showing the picture on his phone to Amelia.


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    Pain pierced Amelia''s heart when she saw the pictures on the phone. She tried to look at Oscar calmly


    before replying bitterly, “Oscar, even though there''s evidence right before you, you still don''t believe we


    were in love before?”


    Frowning, he replied, “I only trust what''s in my head. What means did you use to get such pictures on


    my phone?”


    Amelia could not help butugh.


    “Oscar, you''re a smart man, yet you''re asking me such a dumb question now. Is it because you don''t


    want to admit it, or do you really believe Isabe is your true love? If that''s the case, you won''t believe


    me no matter what I say.” Taking a deep breath, she continued, “Since you don''t believe me, why are


    you still asking me?”


    Lowering her gaze, she turned to leave.


    Oscar reached out to grab her hand on reflex.


    “Why do I not remember you?” he asked, confusion stark in his eyes.


    Ameliaughed bitterly as her heart wrenched in pain.


    “I, too, would like to know why you became like this. Just a few days ago, you were nning our lives


    together as a family of three, but suddenly, you forgot about me. I want to know what happened. I also


    want that husband who loves and treats me well to return,” she dered softly.


    Oscar was moved by her words, and when he saw the tears in her eyes, his heart twisted.


    He wanted to raise his hand to wipe away her tears, but he retracted to hands midway for some


    reason.


    “I''ll get to the bottom of this matter. If I find out you''re the mastermind, don''t me me for being


    heartless and cruel,” Oscar warned coldly.


    Amelia stared longingly at him before lowering her head. “Take care of yourself when I''m not here.


    Don''t forget your meals,” she mumbled.


    Oscar''s heart skipped a beat.


    However, he repressed the strange feeling he felt and replied, “Don''t say these sugar-coated words to


    me. I hate them.”


    With that, he turned to leave.


    Staring at his retreating figure, Amelia could not help but sigh.


    Oscar, when can you remember and realize everything is part of Isabe''s scheme? Do I still have a


    chance to get you back?


    Heavy thoughts upied Amelia''s mind, weighing her down. To be honest, I have no confidence at all.


    I had confidence in him because he loved me, but now... I wonder if I be a stronger person, Oscar


    will see how great of a person I am and thus remember our moments together.


    Seeing Oscar return, the bodyguards in hiding informed Jolin and the rest, so Jolin went back to his


    tree. Tiffany also ran back to the house with Tony and handed the boy over to Olivia for protection.


    When Oscar saw Isabe lying on the ground, and after she told him it was Tiffany and the others who


    had beaten her up, he helped her into the house to question her further. However, it was Olivia who


    dealt with the matter.


    “Isabe, I thought you were a nice girl, but I didn''t expect you would even use my grandson of


    such a thing. Now that you managed to cling to Oscar, you treat me as if I''m dead! Will you only be


    satisfied when the father and son are on bad terms?” Olivia shouted.


    Rubbing her aching abdomen, Isabe replied aggrievedly, “Aunt Olivia, it was really Tiffany and Tony


    who hit me.”


    “Don''t call me Aunt Olivia. From the moment you did such a shameless thing to my son, I''m no longer


    your godmother. You''ll have to get through me first if you want to destroy their father-and-son


    rtionship!” Olivia replied contemptuously, waving her hands.


    Isabe stared pitifully at Oscar.


    “Mom,” Oscar uttered, vexed.


    “Are you that blind and unable to distinguish between right and wrong that you actually think your son


    hit her? Only fools will believe such rubbish! She wants to sow discord between you and Tony! How


    can you believe her words?” Olivia shrieked, losing all her usual elegance.


    After all, Isabe was using Olivia''s precious grandson. There was no way Olivia could stay calm


    after that. Isabe is simply looking for trouble!


    Isabe''s expression changed, and she pretended topromise by saying, “Oscar, I''m fine. Don''t be


    angry with Aunt Olivia.”


    “No, don''t call me Aunt Olivia. I don''t want to hear it,” Olivia answered irritatedly, waving her hands. You


    haven''t even married Oscar yet, and you''re already sowing discord between him and Tony. If you really


    marry into our family, there will be no ce for my grandson in this family. Let me make myself clear.


    Regardless of who Oscar marries in the future and how many kids he has, the grandchild I love the


    most will always be Tony. My husband''s and my wealth can only be inherited by Tony. If he is met with


    an ident, the money will be donated to an orphanage. I will never allow my grandson to be treated


    unfairly.”


    Isabe lowered her gaze as a menacing glint crossed her eyes.


    Hatred for Olivia welled up within Isabe. She said such nice things to me back then. But now that I


    have a chance to be her daughter-inw, she keeps getting in my way as if I''m a hot potato.


    With a darkened expression, Oscar turned to leave while hugging Isabe.


    “Mrs. Clinton, you''re so cool!” Tiffany praised, satisfied to see Isabe defeated.


    Olivia smirked. “She''s still too young to go against me.”


    After a pause, she continued in a worried tone, “I don''t know what that woman did to Oscar. Things will


    be tough if she really cast ck magic from Southeast Aploth on him.”


    Tiffany also felt deted. Only after seeing Oscar that day did she finally believe Amelia and realize she


    had underestimated Isabe.


    “Don''t worry, Mrs. Clinton. Why don''t you take Oscar to the hospital to get a check-up first?” Tiffany


    suggested.


    Olivia sighed. “Of course, we''d like to do that. However, Oscar only listens to Isabe now. If we really


    bring him to the hospital, he will fight with us. Moreover, he has a mind of his own. His dad and I can''t


    force him to do anything.”


    “Why don''t you find a psychiatrist to hypnotize him and see what happened to him?” Tiffany suggested


    another stupid idea.


    Olivia sighed again.


    Tiffany scratched her nose awkwardly upon realizing how bad her idea was.


    Just then, Amelia walked into the house, nced at Tiffany, and asked, “Did you and Tony beat Isabe


    up?”


    “Yes, to help you get your revenge. Tony was so amazing. He bounced on Isabe so much that she


    almost puked out bile,” Tiffany dered gleefully.


    “Tiff, you''re too reckless. If you really made Oscar angry, he has thousands of ways to mess with you.


    Besides, your actions could have dragged the bodyguards who were protecting Isabe in secret into


    this issue. Don''t be so reckless in the future, and I hope Jolin doesn''t get involved in this.”


    Tiffany rubbed her nose awkwardly again. Indeed, she was too reckless, but she didn''t regret it.


    “Amelia, you can stay in this house with Tony first.” Olivia changed the subject.


    “Mom, it''s all right. I''ll stay at Tiff''s ce with Tony. If you want to see Tony, you cane over. I don''t


    want to see Isabe now,” Amelia refused, shaking her head.


    Olivia pondered for a moment. Indeed, everything that has happened is very aggravating. There''s no


    need to force Amelia to stay, but I''ll miss Tony. It''s all because of Isabe, that ungrateful brat. I can''t


    believe we fell into her trap so easily.


    Tony circled his arms around Olivia''s neck and dered, “Grandma, you must help Mommy protect Big


    Meanie and make sure that vixen doesn''t steal him away. When Mommy and I return, I''ll protect you all


    and give that vixen a good beating.”


    Upon hearing that, Olivia could not help butugh. Her love for Tony ran deep, plus the boy''s


    cleverness made people inevitably love him.


    “Oh, my obedient grandson. All right, I promise you,” she replied.


    Tony nodded firmly.


    After Tony shared some more words of concern with Olivia, Amelia scooped Tony into her arms and left


    with Tiffany.