Beibei said. “No, Great-grandmother wouldn’t blame any of us. She loves each and every one of us.”
Great-grandmother truly was the best great-grandmother in the world.
Why didn’t God let Great-grandmother live another ten or twenty years?
Beibei knew she was being greedy.
Great-grandmother’s age was already something many people could only dream of.
Elora smiled and said, “That’s right, Grandma loved us the most. Beibei, isn’t Little Nineteen asking to come with you?”
Elora changed the subject.
It had been nine years since the old lady left them, but whenever she was mentioned, their spirits would still drop.
Since Beibei had come all this way, Elora didn’t want everyone to be down, so she turned the conversation to the ninth brother’s second child, the nineteenth child in the York Family.
Little Nineteen was only five years old. As the youngest child, the whole family doted on him, but he had always liked to stick close to Beibei, his only older sister.
Whenever Beibei comes home, he always grabs his little pillow, drags his little blanket, and squeezes into Beibei’s room, crying and fussing to sleep with his sister.
If Beibei goes out and he finds out, he’ll also cry and throw a tantrum, rolling on the floor to follow her.
Without him, he can really make the whole family’s head spin with his crying, to the point that Zhan Yan wishes he could put the little guy back in his mother’s womb.



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