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"I'll only have peace of mind when you and Quinn are doing well."
Prompted by his grandmother's scolding, Dante finally realized a glaring issue: Leo was his son, yet the boy felt no connection to him. Blood was thicker than water, and going forward, he really needed to put more effort into his child.
More importantly, whenever he visited his son, he would get to see Quinn and create more opportunities to be around her.
Dante found that he truly loved being at his grandmother's place because he desperately needed this atmosphere—an environment where everyone still assumed they were a married couple.
Seeing the elderly woman constantly thinking of her well-being while scolding her own grandson, a trace of bitterness flashed through Quinn's eyes.
Her heart was intensely conflicted.
She felt it was wrong to deceive the old woman, but then she reasoned that it was a white lie. She kept the truth hidden simply because she couldn't bear to make this joyful, loving elder suffer and worry over them.
Faced with his grandmother's reprimand, Dante didn't argue. Instead, he smoothly played along, "Don't worry, Grandma. I'll change."
"That's more like it," the elderly woman said, satisfied. She then smiled at Leo. "Come on, Leo, Great-Grandma will take you to feed the chickens!"
The little guy had never fed chickens before either. To him, it was yet another thrilling novelty, and he immediately clapped his hands in delight.
"Yay! I wanna go!"
As the old woman and the little boy headed off toward the chicken coop, Quinn could feel Dante's gaze lingering heavily on her.
Unwilling to spend a moment alone with him, she turned and walked into the kitchen.
Inside, two helpers were bustling about.
As soon as they saw her enter, they smiled and said, "Mrs. Hayes, please go back outside and relax. The old madam specifically ordered us not to let you lift a finger."
"It's fine. I don't have anything else to do anyway."
With that, she grabbed a stool and sat off to the side, helping them sort the vegetables.
The chicken soup had been simmering for hours, and the ladies had also prepared zucchini with scrambled eggs, spicy garlic shrimp, BBQ ribs, and a honey-glazed roast duck...

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