Accidental love II novel Chapter 32

"Janice is really grown up!" The smile spread quickly on Grandma's wrinkled face.

Janice pushed Marcus' wheelchair to her grandma, pointed to him, and said softly, "Grandma, this is my husband, Marcus."

"Hello, grandma!" Marcus' deep and sexy voice was quite good.

Grandma stretched out her neck and squinted her eyes, but she could only vaguely see Marcus’ outline. She found that he was sitting in a wheelchair, so she couldn't help but frowned. She tugged at the corner of Janice's clothes and motioned her to lean down to talk.

"Janice, I don't understand. Why did you marry an old guy?" Grandma whispered at a volume that only the two of them could hear.

Her grandma actually regarded Marcus as an old man! It was so funny!

Janice's shoulders kept trembling. She covered her mouth vigorously, for fear that they would hear her own laughter.

"Grandma, he is not a few years older than me. Just touch him yourself."

After that, she gently placed her grandma's hand on Marcus' face.

Marcus was startled at first and frowned slightly. Then he very cooperatively let grandmother measure his face.

"Well, not bad. The young man is so handsome! Janice, you are quite discerning. "

Hearing this, she couldn't help but smiled bitterly. This marriage was not her choice. It was not much different from an arranged marriage.

"Marcus, your legs?" Grandma asked caringly.

Janice was afraid that her grandmother would definitely worry about her if she knew that she was married a disabled person, so she rushed to answer before Marcus spoke, "It’s just for the time being. He will be well soon."

Hearing what she said, Marcus’ smile faded. There were unknown emotions surging in his black eyes.

Grandma didn’t see the change on his face. She leaned forward, approached Marcus, and said earnestly, "Janice is a good girl. We are not relatives, but she treats me like her own grandmother. Such a kind girl, you have to treat her well. If you treat Janice bad, I won't let you go!"

"Grandma, don't worry. I will take good care of Janice." His face was cold and his tone was the same when he spoke.

So the old lady in front of him was not Janice’s own grandmother! But judging from Janice’s attitude, she did not treat the old lady as an outsider.

The strange thing was that there were so many elderly people in the orphanage, but why did Janice have to recognize her as Grandma?