Chapter 73: Chapter 73 Grandma’s Good Grandchild Chapter 73: Chapter 73 Grandma’s Good Grandchild The other side.
After smoothly getting into the back seat of the Jennings Family’s car, Lydia Patterson looked at Scarlett Jennings sitting beside her, her eyes almost burning with passion and intensity.
Scarlett Jennings was flipping through her phone, not even raising her head, and spoke coldly,
“If you keep staring at with those disgusting eyes, you might as well not have them.”
Lydia Patterson, “…”
He thought she finally played hard to get, so she let him in.
In the end, she still had this attitude.
Could it be that she really had never liked him?
Thinking of this possibility, Lydia Patterson quickly shook three denials in his heart.
Impossible.
If she didn’t like him, then why did she chase after him back then, and why did she let him into the car?
Lydia Patterson still felt she was upset about his engagent to Isolde Garrison.
Thinking of this, he softened his tone again,
“Scarlett…”
Scarlett Jennings finally couldn’t help but turn her head at his tone,
“Didn’t you want to know why I followed you every day back then? Let show you the truth now.”
She really didn’t have the patience to continue tangling with this foolish jerk.
Lydia Patterson didn’t believe it one bit when he heard she was taking him to see so truth.
What truth could there be for a woman chasing after a man, besides liking him?
Lydia Patterson just assud she still wouldn’t face her own feelings.
Seeing his obvious disbelief but since he wanted to pretend, she was willing to play along, Scarlett Jennings lazily said no more and allowed the driver to continue forward.
As the car neared their destination, Lydia Patterson’s expression beca sowhat odd.
Until the car finally stopped in front of a villa, he turned to Scarlett Jennings, eyes filled with a playful smile.
“Scarlett, did you let in the car, just to send ho?”
Indeed, Scarlett Jennings had directed the driver to the Patterson Family’s address.
Seeing the destination, Lydia Patterson’s eyes filled with a smug smile, full of confidence as if he had everything under control.
Scarlett Jennings didn’t waste words with him, and after the car stopped, she got out and walked inside.
The Patterson Family’s maid opened the door upon seeing the eldest young master behind her.
Scarlett Jennings walked in boldly, not at all showing the restraint first-ti visitors have.
Lydia Patterson trailed behind her tolerantly, his aura relaxed as if he returned to his own domain.
But gradually, he sensed sothing amiss.
For Scarlett Jennings went upstairs after entering, heading directly to the last room in the upstairs hallway.
Yet she clearly had never been to his ho.
Just as Scarlett Jennings’ hand was about to touch the door handle, Lydia Patterson couldn’t help but speak,
“Scarlett, you can’t enter this room.”
Scarlett Jennings placed her hand on the doorknob without hesitation and turned to question him, “Why not? Because it’s your late grandmother’s room?”
Lydia Patterson’s pupils suddenly trembled, and before he could wonder how she knew, Scarlett Jennings unhesitatingly pressed down on the handle and opened the room.
A musty sll hit from inside.
Due to long neglect and lack of cleaning, even with the doors and windows shut, a layer of dust had already settled in the room.
Lydia Patterson’s face imdiately looked unpleasant.
His grandmother passed two years ago, the family rarely ntioned her, and he hadn’t paid attention to this room in a long while.
But to him, his grandmother was always a very important person in the household.
Scarlett Jennings’ actions were sowhat offensive.
Lydia Patterson felt uneasy but didn’t reproach her, only softening his tone,
“Scarlett, since you know this is my grandmother’s room, don’t go in. I can take you to my room.”
Scarlett Jennings just rolled her eyes at his words,
“Didn’t you want to know why I followed you back then? The answer is in this room.”
As she spoke, she walked right inside.
“At that ti, your grandmother’s spirit found , asked to look after you…”
Lydia Patterson never expected to hear such an answer.
Preposterous enough to make one laugh.
“My grandmother’s spirit… Scarlett, even to deny your feelings for , you don’t have to make up such lies… I…”
His words halted abruptly when Scarlett Jennings suddenly took out a Yellow Talisman from her backpack and tossed it.
The Yellow Talisman floated into the air and shockingly remained upright mid-air.
Then, he heard Scarlett Jennings seemingly murmuring,
“Spirits of the shadows, reveal the Shadow Spirit, see above, hear below, I invoke the Imperial Decree, appear before !”
As her words fell, Lydia Patterson saw the airborne Yellow Talisman spontaneously combust, green flas danced in the dim room, and quickly extinguished.
Just as the flas died, Lydia Patterson vaguely felt a change in the room temperature.
The next second, Scarlett Jennings suddenly turned around, seemingly scattering so Talisman ash towards his eyes.
Lydia Patterson covered his eyes, “Scarlett Jennings, what trick are you playing now…”
He rubbed his eyes, finally managing to open them again, but the mont he saw the scene before him, his pupils dilated.
In what had been an empty room, a familiar short, plump figure slowly erged; who else could it be but his grandmother who passed two years ago?!
The plump old lady appeared with so confusion on her face, soon recognizing her surroundings, and couldn’t help expressing annoyance,
“Oh dear, how did I end up back here again?”
Turning, she saw Scarlett Jennings standing before her, and her grandson at the doorway, her eyes widened with surprise,
“Oh dear, my precious grandson… and the Garrison girl? Garrison girl, did you summon ? Why are you suddenly looking for ? Could it be my grandson is entangled by so entity again?”
Although the old lady was in a spirit state, she appeared quite spirited.
Speaking the latter sentence, even her expression held so indignation.
Lydia Patterson at the door was completely numb.
What on earth… was happening?
And what does being entangled by so entity an?
Scarlett Jennings didn’t waste words, directly pointing to Lydia Patterson at the door, and said to the old lady,
“Your grandson has been pestering because of past events, so I brought him here hoping you could explain what happened back then.”
The old lady was montarily stunned, then looked at Lydia Patterson again, this ti directly eting his gaze.
Her wrinkled, loving face instantly showed a delighted expression,
“Oh dear, my precious grandson! You can see now!”
Lydia Patterson felt a chill down his spine, his heart fluttered, but facing that familiar, loving gaze, he instinctively showed so reliance, hoarsely calling,
“Grandma…”
The old lady was moved as she heard her precious grandson calling her, floating towards him.
Despite finding his grandmother’s floating slightly eerie, Lydia Patterson couldn’t resist his longing for her and instinctively opened his arms, wanting to embrace the cherished relative who had adored him since childhood.
The old lady floated to him movingly, but as she was about to approach, her face suddenly turned stern.
A gust of cold wind slamd right into her grandson’s face, accompanied by a questioning voice,
“Stop with the nonsense! Speak! What does the Garrison girl an by you pestering her?!”
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