Chapter 134 Got Caught


    Our house... E''s eyes watered, because in recent years every time Melody mentioned something


    about the Shao''s she would say "our family."


    She nodded like a little girl, and said, "Grandma, I''ll call you when I leave."


    "I have a question to ask you."


    "Grandma, What is it?"


    After taking a deep breath, Melody asked, "It has been years. Have you forgiven Samuel? Is it possible


    for you to remarry him?"


    Though Melody had known that Samuel was engaged to Catherine, she would never ept Catherine


    as her granddaughter-inw.


    In her heart, E was her only granddaughter-inw.


    E had been considering it as well. In the middle of the night, she had been thinking of him.


    Yet she couldn''t stop the anger and hate from affecting her, every time she thought of Jane.


    "Grandma, he has a fiancée and he will marry her soon. It''s impossible for us to get remarried now."


    She murmured.


    To everyone''s surprise, Catherine defeated Emma and became engaged to Samuel.


    E knew what she was capable of.


    However, she was not as sly as Catherine back then.


    "E, as long as you can forgive him, I will make him break off his engagement with that Catherine. If


    he refuses, then I''ll beat the crap out of him till he says yes." Melody was aware that her grandson still


    had feelings for E, but she didn''t know if E did.


    Melody was serious about it. Nevertheless, E leaned on Melody''s shoulder and said, "Grandma, that


    would be unnecessary. We are both good now. But you can still beat him when he stops me from


    seeing you.


    Being single is not that bad. I don''t need to rack my brains to please another guy or be irritated and


    mentally tortured."


    "It still depends on your fates. But whatever happens, you''ll always be my granddaughter."


    "Thanks, Grandma."


    Two hourster, she finally walked out of Melody''s room. She held her children in her arms and stayed


    awake the whole night.


    Five dayster, it was time for Jerry and Melody to leave.


    The four parted reluctantly. E said to her son, "Sweetie, be a good boy for your Grandma. Your sister


    and I wille and visit you soon."


    Upon hearing that his mom and sister would visit them, Jerry was extremely delighted, "Yes, Mom. I''ll


    wait for you and Jane."


    "Well, E, the flight is boarding. You should go back now." Melody spoke, fighting back tears. E


    waved goodbye with tears in her eyes as she watched Melody getting on the ne holding Jerry''s


    hand.


    Melody reminded Jerry on the ne, "If your daddy asks where we have been after we return, don''t


    say that we have met mom, okay? Tell him that we just visited numerous sites in Los Angeles."


    Though E had reminded her son of it before, Melody was still afraid that Samuel might discover that


    they had met and stop them from traveling to see E ever again. Hence, she wanted her grandson to


    be prepared.


    "Don''t worry, grandma, I won''t tell!" He never had.


    Samuel went to meet his grandma and son in person at the airport in C country.


    "Grandma." Samuel stubbed out the half burnt cigarette and threw it into the dumpster. Then he picked


    up little Jerry, who was getting heavier and heavier. "He has grown quite a bit in 5 days. What were you


    feeding him in America?" Samuel asked rhetorically.


    Melody didn''t want to talk to her grandson. When she looked at him, all she could see and think about


    was Jane.


    She red at Samuel and got in his brand-new Maserati.


    Feeling confused, he put his son in the backseat of the car.


    Then he ced the luggage, which was handed to him by other maid, in the trunk of the car.


    When they arrived at the old house, Samuel volunteered to help Melody with the luggage, but she


    refused because there were many things that E had bought for them, as well as numerous pictures


    they had taken together.


    Puzzled, he went to his bedroom with his son snuggled in his arms and put him on the bed. Then they


    gazed at each other awkwardly.


    "Mr. Samuel, aren''t you very busy?" Jerry was rearing to have his dad leave, so that he could y with


    the toys his mom bought for him.


    "Why are you calling me that? Call me Dad." He''s just as difficult as his mom. He thought to himself.


    Jerry ignored him, then he threw himself down on the bed and began to y with his IPad.


    Staring at Jerry who looked very happy, Samuel felt confused.


    Something doesn''t feel right. He thought to himself.


    Grandma hates traveling the most. But since that women left four years ago, she began to take Jerry


    out of the country frequently.


    They went to France two years ago, then they started going to America two yearster.


    America! That was where E was. Everything started to make sense now.


    "Jerry." Upon hearing Samuel''s solemn voice, Jerry was startled.


    Looking at Samuel''s gloomy expression, he was slightly startled because he had never seen his dad


    like this before.


    "What?" He plucked his courage and answered, trying not to make his voice tremble.


    "What did you do when you were in America with great-grandma?" He stared at his son, trying not to


    miss a single change in his expression. However, Jerry went nk at first, then he scrambled down the


    bed and ran out.


    He shouted as he ran, "Great-grandma, Samuel is about to beat me! Samuel is about to beat me..."


    Looking at Jerry''s receding figure, Samuel suddenly recalled a scene her voice echoed in his mind.


    "Samuel''s gonna beat me, Samuel''s gonna beat me..." How simr they were.


    Jerry slipped into Melody''s room as soon as the door opened.


    Striding into Melody''s room, he began to rummage through the luggage without noticing their


    opposition.


    He found some toys, clothes, shoes, foods and drinks. Then he noticed several photos in the lowest


    luggage."


    But it was toote, Samuel had seen the picture that was on top.


    It was a woman, who was holding a smiling Jerry, riding a merry-go-around in a park.


    Her bright smile made Samuel clench his fists.


    Melody seized the opportunity to take back the photos and she intended to lock them up as soon as


    she opened the cab. She didn''t want Samuel to find the photos of Jane at the bottom.


    Samuel was shocked and he stood still, but then he became angry. What a clever woman. She knows


    it would be much easier for her to see Jerry through Melody. He thought to himself.


    Then he saw Melody''s new cellphone.


    He picked up the new phone he bought her and slid the lock screen.


    The onlymunication app on it was WeChat.


    The ount name at the top was E. It had to be her, Samuel gritted his teeth in anger.


    Then he checked their chat history. It was clear that there were video chats,sting more than half an


    hour, every other day.


    No wonder she asked me to buy her a better phone. She wanted tounch video chats with E! He


    suddenly realized it.


    After Melody had locked the cab, she turned around and saw Samuel was checking her cellphone.


    "Samuel. You bastard. Don''t invade my privacy. It''s against thew!"


    She took back her phone in a huff. But it was toote, Samuel now knew everything.


    During those four years, through video chats, that woman had sessfully nned for grandma and


    Jerry to go abroad and meet her.


    "She has no right to see her son since she left him just like that!" Samuel roared in his heart, but the


    words remained unspoken.


    Eventually, Samuel left the old house without saying a word.