The family enjoyed a harmonious mealtime together, a rare atmosphere that had been absent for a long while.


    In the past few years, every time Grandpa Clemens visited, Micah would use his busy work schedule as an excuse toe and go early. Noah also remained stoic and distant.


    Only Nathan and Mia continued to show the same affection towards Grandpa Clemens as before.


    Over time, Grandpa Clemens stoppeding over.


    However, recently, when Nathan and Mia entered elementary school, he flew all the way from Country E, especially to celebrate with them. This time, he put in a greater effort, aiming to bond with the children and bridge the gap between himself and Noah.


    At first, it seemed like a lost cause, but then a surprising transformation took ce.


    Grandpa Clemens was overjoyed, feeling that his efforts had not been in vain, and he held new hopes for the future.


    He hoped that Micah''s marriage would be settled in his lifetime and that the three children would ept E and start a new life together.


    After dinner, while the three children were in the garden, Grandpa Clemens said to Micah, "E has woken up. Later, you''lle with me to the hospital to see her." "I''ll go alone. You''ve had a long day. Rest at home," Micah replied.


    Micah thought he could make a trip, but if he went with Grandpa Clemens, the atmosphere would be strange.


    "Alright." Grandpa Clemens felt that he shouldn''t rush Micah too much; he needed some time. "I''ll stay home with the children; you go see E," he said. "Okay." Micah replied calmly.


    Then he said goodbye to the children and set off.


    On the way, Louis called again. Micah felt annoyed seeing this number, but he reluctantly answered, "What''s up?"


    "Micah, I''m about to meet Sadie. I''m so nervous. If she asked me aboutst night, how should I exin it?"


    Louis was like a fool who had never been in love, asking Micah everything.


    "Do you need me to teach you this too?" Micah was speechless. "Can''t you juste up with a reason on your own?"


    Louis exined, "I''ve already thought of a reason; just say a friend took me there and then forced a girl on me; I had no choice..."


    "You''ve already figured it out and stille to ask me?" Micah retorted impatiently.


    Louis continued, "But she asked me yesterday who took me there. Can I tell the truth?"


    After all the back-and-forth, they finally got to the point: This was what Louis wanted to ask.


    "It''s up to you." Micah seemed indifferent.


    "Then I''ll have toe clean." Louis hurriedly said, "When she asked me yesterday, I didn''t tell her. I just felt that betraying a dude behind his back was not right. At least I should ask you first." "Selling out in person is better?" Micah retorted.


    "Uh... well..." Louis was speechless.


    "Alright, handle it well." Micah replied indifferently, and he hung up the phone, his face calm, showing no signs of trouble.


    "Micah, why don''t you make Louis keep it a secret? What if Sadie finds out you took him there? Wouldn''t she misunderstand you as a regr at nightclubs?" Rn asked cautiously.


    "Will she have fewer misunderstandings about me?" Micah retorted, "Besides, do you think if Louis doesn''t say it, she won''t find out?"


    "She didn''t find out anything at the Night Club either." Rn was puzzled.


    "Louis only knows me in Newark. Besides me, who else would dare take him to a nightclub? And who could make the people at the Night Club deliberately conceal the private room matter?" Micah said, "Sadie is so clever. She wouldn''t fail to think of that."


    "That makes sense." Rn nodded. "So, Louis and Sadie have a date tonight. Are you worried?"


    "Worried about what?" Micah raised an eyebrow. "That woman is particr about rtionships. Even if I took Louis there, if Louis is really determined, he won''t touch other women. If he does touch someone and Sadie sees it, then it''s not my problem."


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