"Grandpa Clemens is Deeply emotional and fiercely loyal," Ss remarked with a sigh. "E has devoted herself to taking care of him for the past two years, so it''s only natural for him to be concerned now that she''s facing difficulties."


    "Hmm," Micah nodded in understanding, his expression thoughtful.


    As the group reached the ward and prepared to knock on the door, they heard Grandpa Clemens'' voice from inside. "You can stay at my house without any worries. We have a small building on the property that we''ve converted into a medical room, which will make your recovery more convenient."


    Upon hearing this, Micah quickly pushed the door open.


    Nelson greeted Micah warmly as he entered the room. "Micah, you''re here! Come, have a seat."


    "Sure," Micah nodded politely and then turned to Grandpa Clemens. "Grandpa!"


    Grandpa Clemens red at him displeased. "Why are you sote?"


    "I went to see Louis. He had something going on." Micah exined patiently.


    "It''s okay,e and have a seat," Nelson reassured, gesturing towards a chair.


    Micah walked over to the bedside and finally looked at E directly. "Are you okay?"


    "I''m fine, thank you," E struggled to gesture in signnguage. Though still pale, her condition seemed stable.


    "Good to hear you''re okay. Get well soon," Micah said politely.


    "Okay, thank you." E nodded and smiled at him.


    Micah sat there awkwardly, not knowing what to say. He always dreaded these situations and wasn''t good at finding topics to talk about.


    "E will be discharged tomorrow," Grandpa Clemens announced directly. As I''ve already said, let her stay at your ce for convenience in treatment and recovery."


    "Is that really necessary?" Micah frowned and questioned.


    "What''s wrong with that? She had stayed there before," Grandpa Clemens asserted strongly. "Remember when Mia was sickst time? E stayed at the house for a month, taking care of her day and night. Have you forgotten?"


    Micah was speechless, but in front of Nelson and E, he couldn''t say anything.


    Moreover, E did indeed have merit in taking care of Mia before.


    After Sadie''s incident, Mia kept falling ill frequently. Initially, Dahlia managed to handle it, but as time went on, the medications became ineffective.


    When Mia fell sick again, Dahlia was at a loss. That''s when Grandpa Clemens arranged for E toe and treat Mia. E gave Mia meticulous therapy, acupuncture, and pediatric massage. After a month of careful care, Mia''s condition improved, as did her overall health.


    Because of this incident, Micah has always felt indebted to E.


    "So it''s settled." Seeing Micah''sck of objection, Grandpa Clemens directly finalized the matter and said to Dahlia, who was waiting on the side, "Arrange for E to move in tomorrow morning." Dahlia nced at Micah and respectfully responded, "Alright, Mr. Clemens, I understand."


    "Will it be too much trouble for you?" Nelson waited for everything to be settled and pretended to be polite.


    "Not at all; the house is so big, with so many servants; what trouble could there be?" Grandpa Clemens smiled and said, "Besides, we''re all family, no need to be polite!"


    "Then we''ll leave it to you." Nelson smiled and nodded, then added, "Grandpa Clemens, the air here is too stuffy. I suggest you go outside for some fresh air."


    "Alright, let''s go out for a walk." Grandpa Clemens tapped Micah''s leg with his cane. "Apany E well."


    Micah looked helpless but didn''t say anything.


    When the two of them went out, he remembered something and asked, "How did this car ident happen? Was it an ident or intentional?"


    Upon hearing this, E''s expression seemed a bit nervous, her eyes flickering as she nervously gestured in signnguage, "It was an ident!"


    "Is that so?" Micah looked deeply at her, feeling that something was off, but he didn''t expose it.


    E nodded, not daring to look at him.


    "Then rest well." Micah got up and left.