It was the timing that made Cordy certain the car accident had nothing to do with Nana.
"I agree with your opinion," Sean replied. "Though I'm just stating facts."
Cordy blinked—so Sean was just telling her that John was going to marry Nana.
Caught off guard, she suddenly felt a thumping pain over her chest.
She wondered if she could actually face that day when it comes…
"But if we eliminate Nana, the only culprits possible would be our own family," Sean said solemnly, bringing the subject back to the right track.
Patrick was left gaping beside them. That was one shocking revelation they just spoke off, and it seemed that they really were treating him like family.
He actually felt proud for some reason, and suddenly felt that his 'cousin-in-law' wasn’t at all bad.
"I also suspect it’s the same person trying to hurt our grandfather," Cordy told Sean.
"I think so too," Sean nodded.
"Does my presence affect the culprit?" Cordy theorized.
"I don't know. Maybe Grandfather mentioned you in his will?"
Cordy's heart skipped a beat—it never occurred to her that Jesse would name her in his will.
She knew Jesse felt like he owed her—or her mother, to be precise, and was keen on making amends. However, she didn’t think that Jesse would go that far, and would at best give her some money and showered her with extra concern.
Money certainly wouldn’t be the only thing to drive the culprit to kill her, either…
Cordy felt a mess of emotions rushing in her—she had been cold towards the Cranstons and refused to bond further with them, since certain bonds were simply taxing.
She was stressed enough, and didn’t want more burdens.
But now, she was unable to act as carefree as she had been. She breathed a deep sigh at the thought that her grandfather was still bedridden.
There was a vortex of emotions in her, so much that she felt crushed and almost unable to breathe.
"We were careless," Sean continued. "We were dead sure the target was Grandfather, and kept him protected with airtight security… But they simply turned their crosshairs on you."
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