My Ex-husband Begs Me Back (Ayan and Camille) novel Chapter 1101

Chapter 1101: Flaunt

Camille was momentarily stunned upon hearing the old Simpson's words. Her expression became unusually solemn. She quickly said, "Grandpa, what are you talking about? You're not allowed to talk nonsense like this. You promised me that you would come back safely. You still have to teach Timmy, and look at how well you've educated Ayan, shaping his values so positively. So, I want Timmy to receive your guidance too. Moreover, you have to support me. What if Ayan bullies me?!"

Camille's words made the old Simpson uncomfortable, but he immediately put on a faint smile and said, "He wouldn't dare. No one would dare to bully you."

Listening to the old Simpson, Camille felt a deep sense of gratitude. She looked at the old Simpson and said, "Because you are here, no one dares to bully me. So, you have to stay here and be well. Only when you are well can we be happy."

The old Simpson also looked at Camille. How could he not understand the meaning behind her words?

He looked at Camille, and with a faint smile in his cloudy eyes, he said, "Good child, I understand your thoughts. I'm not talking negatively. I'm just worried. After all, accidents can happen anytime. There are some things I've wanted to tell you for a long time, but the timing wasn't right."

The old Simpson's words plunged Camille into silence. This feeling was something she didn't like. It made her feel like they were about to part ways.

Camille pursed her lips and lowered her head slightly.

The old Simpson looked at her and said, "Cami, open my cabinet and take out the small box in the middle."

Camille hesitated for a moment, then followed the old Simpson's instructions. It was a delicate wooden box, and it looked quite old.

Camille handed the box to the old Simpson, who took it but didn't open it. Instead, he gently touched it, saying, "Cami, there are some things in this box for you. I'm handing it to you now. If... if something happens, you can open it then."

Camille shook her head, "I don't want it, Grandpa. I won't accept it. If you want to give me something, wait until Ayan and I remarry. Give it to me then. I won't accept it now."

Camille knew that the old Simpson must have prepared a substantial amount of money that she could spend for a lifetime. She didn't need it. She had enough money. What she wanted was for the old Simpson to be healthy.

Camille's response made the old Simpson's face exceptionally somber. He stared at her, and his voice became a bit hoarse. He said, "Cami, listen to me."

"Grandpa, please don't say such things. I don't want to hear them. So, please don't say anything more, okay?" Camille's voice was slightly hoarse.

Seeing her like this, the old Simpson showed a relieved smile. He spoke softly, "Cami, I told you, these are just possibilities. I haven't really cursed myself, right? So, don't be afraid. It's okay. Everyone will experience parting and death. So, don't have any worries or fears."

Camille remained silent.

The old Simpson continued, "The things in this box were originally meant for you. Even if you don't want them, keep them for me. If, unfortunately, the situation turns bad, you can open it. If everything goes smoothly, then return it to me as it is. This way, I can rest assured with you holding onto it. You can also choose what to do with what's inside. It's good for everyone, right?"

the old Simpson's words left Camille feeling perplexed because she sensed a hint of implication.

This feeling made Camille quite uneasy, but due to her current preoccupation with the old Simpson's impending hospitalization, she didn't dwell on it too deeply.

After numerous reassurances and persuasions from the old Simpson, Camille finally reached out and took the box.

Holding the box, Camille said to the old Simpson, "Grandpa, I won't accept it anyway. I'm just holding onto it temporarily for you. After you're discharged, you should keep it yourself."

"Alright, you're just holding onto it temporarily."

"Yeah."