A Life Debt Repaid novel (John and Cordy) novel Chapter 667

After the meal, Cordy set off for the capital.

She had never told Zoe and Quinn about her true identity. She felt that her relationship with them in the capital was not deep and she only went back to placate them. Zoe and Quinn did not need to know about her life in the capital.

It was cold in the capital, but this time, Cordy went prepared with thicker and warmer clothes.

Sean picked her and Richard from the airport.

After they got into the car, he said "Don't even think about bringing Dicky to stay in a hotel. We've prepared a room for the two of you which we've furnished and cleaned at least three times."

"Okay." Cordy did not think about going back on her word.

She could not retract her words once she said it even though she detested the idea deep down in her heart.

Sean did not pay further attention to Cordy. Instead, he looked at Richard through the rear view mirror and asked, "Dicky, have you thought of where you'd like me to bring you to play in your visit to the capital this time?"

"There's a new science museum that I'd like to check out," Richard replied frankly.

"The science museum? Sure thing." Sean was a man who was quick to action. He immediately called his assistant to give some instructions. "Book three tickets for the science museum for tomorrow morning."

"Yes, Mr. Cranston."

Sean hung up and said to Richard, "We'll go tomorrow morning. You just alighted from a flight, it's better to stay home and get some rest."

"Okay." Richard nodded obediently.

Richard was taught well by John. No matter where he went and which family he visited, he was well-liked by all.

The three of them drove into the courtyard of Cranston House, then got out of the car and into the hall.

Each time Cordy visited, the entire family would be waiting for her.

If she were honest, she would admit that she did not like such a scene.

But her grandfather liked doing so, probably to highlight her place in the family.

Or rather, he was trying to welcome her mother, not her.

She had no reason to reject his gesture.