Chapter 129 No good feast


    “I’m not forced by my parents, I just prefer…”


    She was epted by the university ahead of time when she was still in high school. Thereafter she


    had several months when she didn’t have anything to do. Her father had a friend who was the assistant


    director and rmended her to the director. Her parents apanied her for the audition and other


    than filming, she didn’t do anything else. If it’s because of the money, she was only paid ten thousand


    for acting in the film.


    At that time, she was just a neer.


    “Do you like it?” Tracy frowns and looks at her, “I mean, you youngsters should have concentrated and


    studied properly. You’re parents also didn’t guide you, right? Had you been serious with your studies…”


    “Missus, Madam, and Master are here.”


    The knock of on the door interrupts Tracy’s critical teachings.


    Jenny lifts her head to look at the door, Luke is in a ck suit holding on to grandma as she walks in.


    Grandma is wearing a green jacket, with a red ruby ne, not one hair is out of ce. She is not


    her usual jovial self and looks very stern.


    “What’s there to eat outside, keep bothering me toe out. Tracy, aren’t you too formal about this?


    We are all family, don’t make a big fuss over it.”


    Tracy hurries to her feet and wees, “Mom, it’s troublesome to clean up and we have guests. It’s


    difficult for us to cook and there are more choices if we dine outside. Come, please seat beside me.”


    Grandma waves her hand and takes off her jacket and passes it to her. She then walks towards Jenny,


    “What guests, we’re all family, where’s the guest, I’ll seat here.”Text ? by N0ve/lDrama.Org.


    Before she takes her seat, it looks like grandma sees Sky opposite and is slightly surprised. She smiles


    cheekily and looks at Jenny, “I didn’t know that Sky is here, then Tracy is right, there is a guest.”


    Jenny pours a cup of tea for grandma and didn’t speak.


    Sky’s expression changed and looks embarrass.


    Tracy sees it.


    Luke looks at his mother and takes over grandma’s jacket from her and passes it to the waiter. He then


    walks to Jenny and sits beside her. He was a seat away from Sky.


    It is a small private room with a table for eight. Now there are five people seated. Luke and Sky are


    separated by a seat and two seats by the door were empty for the waiter to serve the dishes.


    But this seating arrangement appeared to exclude Tracy and Sky.


    Tracy looks at Luke, frowns, and is about to say something but Sky pulls her hand, “Everyone’s here,


    have them serve the dishes.”


    She looks at Sky, ponders, pulls back her hand, and suppresses her unhappiness.


    She didn’t know what to say and feels that she cannot bepared to Sky who she personally brought


    up.


    It was obvious to anyone that grandma likes her very much.


    Tracy keeps thinking that some things just need to be said she considers carefully before saying, “I


    heard that Jenny’s parents had passed on, I wonder if there are any rtives and friends?”


    Jenny is surprised and looks at Luke.


    “Why are you asking this? We are eating now, why are you hurting this kid?”


    Grandma feels that it is inappropriate and res at her own daughter-inw.


    Tracy’s expression changes and tones herself down, “Mom, didn’t you mention that you want the


    marriage to be done as soon as possible? We need to invite guests to the marriage. We can’t ept


    that none of her rtives attend the marriage, how will it look on that day?”


    Grandma frowns and feels that there is some truth in this line of reasoning. She lowers her voice and


    asked Jenny, “Jenny, I keep hearing that you don’t have any rtives, then are there anyone else?


    “I have rtives from the father’s side.” Jenny bites her lips and says, “but we have not contacted for a


    long time.”


    Normally when someone says this it is because of some problems in the family that cannot be shared


    outwardly and grandma didn’t pursue it. In her heart, she cares deeply for Jenny, pats the back of her


    hand and asks her to eat.


    Tracy is unhappy and didn’t want the matter to rest, “Why don’t you contact them? Aren’t they also your


    rtives? Aren’t you concerned over them?”


    Jenny started to turn pale.


    “What’s so surprising about it?” The sullen man on one side says and cuts off his mother. His voice was


    cold and distant, “Our rtives and I don’tmunicate that regrly also.”


    Tracy’s expression changed and said anxiously, “How can it be the same? Aren’t you the one who


    doesn’t want to interact with them? Your cousinse to visit your dad and me whenever they are in


    town. It’s even more frequent than you going home.


    “Not familiar.” The two words cause the atmosphere to turn awkward.


    Grandma smirks andughs. She dishes a bowl of soup for Jenny and whispers to her, “Don’t listen to


    them,e, drink some soup.”


    Jenny bows slightly and nods. She carefully receives the bowl and takes small sips of the soup.


    With Luke’s response, Tracy lost all interest in questioning her. Thereafter she didn’t say anything to


    spite nor embarrass her. She continues to chat happily with Sky and reminisce about the times when


    she brought her to the militarypound to y.


    “At that time, when I brought Sky out, the entire militarypound and our artists unit said that she


    was our betrothed bride.”


    “Auntie Tracy, this shouldn’t be said now,” Skyughs politely and looks towards Jenny, “Luke is going


    to be a father soon. Those shall be our jokes of the past.”


    “Others may treat it as a joke but I am serious about it, if it’s not for…”


    “Ahem…” Grandma feels uneasy and interrupts. She feels that her daughter-inw is not behaving


    properly and says, “What are you talking about? Luke and Jenny are right here!”


    Jenny looks ufortable and gives an excuse to go to the restroom, escaping the tense situation.


    It is said that the rtionship between mother and daughter inws is the top three mostplex


    problems in the world.


    Shethers her hands with soap and looks at herself in the mirror.


    With this difficult rtionship, it will be difficult to have her help to introduce Yuky. Now it’s already a


    problem trying to get her to ept her, not to mention requesting her help to link up with anyone else.


    She ponders for a while and couldn’te up with any good ideas. As soon as she hears some


    chatters moving towards the restroom, she quickly washes and dries her hands and as she walks to


    the door, she meets Tracy and Sky.


    “Auntie, you’re here at the restroom… I’ll go back first.” She says awkwardly.


    “No hurry, stay for a while, I have something to say to you.” She says sharply with a stern and


    condescending tone.