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Chapter 1143

    Chapter 1143


    “Alright, alright, alright.’ Belinda was overjoyed today.


    A servant hurried over, bringing a scarf and woolen hat, which Arabe quickly put on her grandmother.


    Belinda watched her considerate granddaughter, feeling a warmth spreading in her heart.


    When Serena arrived, Arabe was pushing her grandmother back home, their happy chatter filling the


    air, as if they had just finished a family photo shoot.


    Serena''s steps awkwardly halted as she watched them in the snowyndscape. She suddenly felt like


    the ultimate outsider.


    "Serena, what are you doing out here? It''s freezing,e inside," Keh called out to her, not


    understanding why she was standing at the door.


    “lL came to pick up Grandma." Serena tried to hide her emotions, forcing a smile, "Arabe, let me


    push her.


    You''ve been looking after her for so long."


    The implication was clear: It was her turn now!


    "I''m tired, I need to rest, Belinda said, a hint of fatique in her voice, signaling that she didn''t want to


    engage in idle chatter anymore.


    However, a thought crossed her mind. There was still something she wanted to discuss with Arabe.


    “Be, take me to my room, I have something to talk to you about."


    Serena was taken aback, feeling as awkward as a cat on a hot tin roof. She couldn''t understand why


    her grandmother seemed so close to Arabe since she woke up, even though they were not blood-


    rted.


    And even if her grandmother liked Arabe, why was she being ignored? Left feeling awkward?


    “Serena, you should go get some rest too,’ Sampson, sensing her difort, tried to smooth things


    over.


    Serena felt humiliated. She refused to believe that her grandmother had so much to talk about with


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    Arabe.


    Was this just a way to get rid of her, the granddaughter without any blood ties?


    All the excuses about being tired and needing rest were just that - excuses!


    Her grandmother merely wanted to talk to Arabe alone, that was it!


    Serena, feeling a sour grape, nced at Arabe. She wondered what tricks Arabe had up her


    sleeve to have everyone wrapped around her little finger.


    Arabe, sensing her displeasure and jealousy, moved forward, pushing her grandmother to her room.


    Meanwhile, Louisa was looking at the photos they had taken earlier. Keh suggested she take a


    nap, and the two of them went upstairs.


    "Serena,’ Sampson, noticing her mood, tried tofort her.


    “It''s okay, Uncle Sampson. I''m going to take a nap," she responded, managing to put on a brave face.


    "Don''t take it to heart."


    "lL know, don''t worry, Uncle Sampson."


    In the bedroom.


    Arabe and the servant helped her grandmothery down, and then tucked her in.


    “Be, there''s something grandma needs to talk to you about."


    Belinda held her granddaughter''s hand, taking a moment to gather her thoughts before speaking, “I


    don''t know if your mother told you about your grandfather''s illness. You''re so skilled in medicine, you


    even managed to handle my difficult situation. I was hoping you could take a look at him, so we don''t


    have to live apart."


    Arabe understood, it was about this matter.


    She knew that her grandfather wasn''t well, but she didn''t know the specifics.


    “The thing is, I have a daughter, and two sons. The elder son is Bard, and the younger is Sampson.


    Bard took your grandfather to another country for treatment, while Sampson stayed with me in Lidaria”"


    Although it was Christmas Day and it might not be the best time to ask.


    There was probably no more skilled doctor in the world than her own granddaughter.
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