"Hug," Gavin says as he walks over and hugs his grandmother around the waist. He is in a very cheerful mood now because his grandmother praised him in front of his pretty sister.
"Oh my, Gavin, you have turned into a little clingy bug now," Lindsay says, her heart naturally filling with sweetness and floating with joy at being suddenly hugged by her precious grandson and hearing his affectionate, coquettish words.
Tara not only cured Gavin's eyes but also helped him become more lively and increasingly clingy with her. In the past, this grandson of hers not only refused to speak, but he didn't even cling to his grandmother; he only listened to his sister, Julianna. Now that he is slowly opening up and actually likes communicating with an old woman like her, she is naturally overjoyed. As the saying goes, love me, love my dog. Since Tara brought about such a huge change in her precious grandson, she naturally adores her immensely. She is even starting to entertain the idea of taking Tara as her god-granddaughter.
"Your little grandson has indeed become much more cheerful," Catherine cannot help but praise. The two old ladies visit each other often, so Catherine is also very aware of Gavin's situation. Especially since this old woman constantly praises Tara in front of her every day, she couldn't ignore that all the credit goes to her even if she tried.
"That goes without saying, it is all thanks to Tara. You have such good luck, you old woman, finding such a wonderful future granddaughter-in-law." Lindsay is genuinely envious. If it weren't for the fact that Tara's heart was already taken, she would have wanted to introduce her to her own grandson.



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