Daddy the Miracle Medic (Lachlan and Miranda) novel Chapter 391

Chapter 391 Victoria's Invitation

And on the other side at this moment!

Edoland!

Mason was practicing boxing in his underground arena with Dennis accompanying him.

Bang!

Mason, who used to look down on physical strength, suddenly swept his leg fiercely onto Dennis' arm while he was holding protective gear.

Lachlan "customized" cultivation techniques tailored to Dennis and Mason's trusted subordinates' needs. Currently, Dennis had made a breakthrough in strength and reached the level of Transmutation Force.

If they were to encounter the "Wild Wolf" from the NC Organization now, the outcome would be uncertain.

However, at this moment, Mason kicked him back a step.

"Mason, you're amazing! You've already reached Dark Force? Mr. Willis must have given you higher-level techniques compared to what he gave us," Dennis complimented, giving a thumbs-up to his boss.

Mason had recently shown signs of being obsessed with martial arts. Coupled with his decent aptitude, along with the assistance of supplements like the Tempering Body Pill and Meridian-Opening Pill that Lachlan had given him, he had become a master of Dark Force.

Mason smirked and replied, "Of course, he's my brother-in-law! But the techniques he designed for you guys aren't that far off. It's probably because you haven't been diligent in your training lately."

Mason spoke the truth. Dennis couldn't spend all his time practicing; he and the other subordinates had to help Mason manage their operations.

"And stop flattering me! I'm only at the Dark Force level. Can I even kick you?"

"You brat..."

Mason pointed at Dennis and laughed, teasing him.

Dennis chuckled awkwardly, saying, "You're the boss."

At that moment, Mason's phone, which was tucked in his nearby clothes, rang. Dennis handed it to him.

Surprisingly, it was a call from Victoria.

A hint of doubt flashed across Mason's face. He gestured to Dennis to leave before answering the call.

"Grandma?"

Although there had been many disagreements between his family and Victoria, Mason, raised with strict manners, respectfully greeted her.

"Mason, how about having dinner with me tonight?"

Victoria's tone seemed filled with kindness.

Upon hearing this, Mason was momentarily stunned. "Grandma, what are you saying?"

"I said I miss you. How about joining me for dinner tonight..."

Victoria's voice remained calm.

"Ah? Grandma, is everything alright? Is something wrong?" Mason asked, puzzled.

Victoria sighed, her voice tinged with regret and emotion. "Nothing's wrong! Maybe it's just because I'm getting older. The heart becomes more fragile. Lately, I've been thinking a lot and realized that we're still family after all. At six o'clock tonight, in the private room on the top floor of the Lowe's Grand Hotel, I will be waiting for you. Oh, by the way, don't tell your parents and sister yet. Your mother and sister hold misunderstandings and resentments towards me, and I'm afraid they won't come, or worse, they might stop you. You come first, and let's resolve our past misunderstandings. I'm counting on you to help me persuade them. When I grow old, especially after I nearly died last time, I start to see things differently. It's best for a family to be united, harmonious, and peaceful."

Victoria's tone then changed. "Mason, you're not angry with me and refusing to come, are you?"

As Mason listened to Victoria's weak and elderly voice on the phone, he felt a tinge of sadness in his nose. Memories of his childhood with Victoria playing with him flashed through his mind.

"Why would I be angry, Grandma? I'm overjoyed that you've opened up! I can't wait to see you!" Mason's voice trembled with a hint of choking.

"Good, I'll be there tonight."

Mason's voice carried a touch of emotion as he spoke.

"Good... Good..."

Victoria seemed extremely relieved and happy upon hearing Mason's agreement. After hanging up the phone, Mason took a deep breath and composed himself. Although Victoria's words had stirred up some emotions, he still felt a sense of doubt deep down.