Ice and Fire novel Chapter 794

Wilson's whole family looked after Violet and nursed her back to health. After a week, Violet started feeling better and her strength gradually returned. Still, no one in the family dared and could even mention anything about her kid.

In the kitchen, Elsa poured a glass of milk for her granddaughter. Walking back, she saw Violet at the balcony. The poor girl was sitting alone and staring blankly ahead. Elsa knew her granddaughter was still thinking about the baby she lost. She felt bad for her knowing how much Violet was longing for her baby.

Elsa approached her granddaughter quietly, not wanting to disturb and startle her.

Despite looking deep in thought, Violet still noticed someone approaching her.

She turned around and saw her Grandma looking at her, holding a glass of milk. Her expression softened and she smiled, "Grandma."

Looking and feeling deeply concerned, Elsa approached her and offered the glass of milk. "Violet, drink this. Your body needs milk, it'll be good for you."

Violet accepted the glass and drank the milk. She faced her grandma and said, "Grandma, I appreciate the concern, but you don't need to prepare milk for me everyday. I am feeling better and I have already recovered. I eat on time and the meals prepared for me are enough to keep me strong."

Elsa shook her head. "I understand that, but your aunt and uncle instructed me to give you a glass of milk everyday. They're just taking care of you. We all want to take care of you and make sure you're okay."

Violet took her grandma's hand and held it in hers as she said, "Grandma, aunt and uncle are overly worried and protective of me and I am grateful for them. But I'm fine now, I have recovered and my health has returned."

Elsa smiled at her granddaughter. "Violet, even if you're alright and healthy, we will still worry about you. We will still take care of you. We just want you safe, happy, and strong," she said as she stroked Violet's hair.

Suddenly, the door bell rang and both Elsa and Violet turned and looked towards the front door.

Elsa quickly said, "I'll open the door and see who it is. You stay here."

Violet reluctantly agreed and said, "Okay, grandma."

Elsa approached the door as the person outside rang the doorbell again. She opened the door to a person who had his back on her and as he turned, she saw that it was Greg.

Greg was holding fruits in one hand and when he saw who opened the door, he raised his other hand in a greeting and said, "Hello, Grandma."

Elsa replied in a low voice, "Oh Greg, it's you." She quickly looked at the balcony and turned back to Greg saying, "Violet is resting on the balcony. Do come in, Greg."

Greg smiled, nodded his head, and entered the house. He placed the fruits on the table, walked through the living room, and cautiously approached the balcony.