Returning from the Dead: His Secret Lover novel Chapter 1050

Jonathan had been staying at Frontier Bay in Avenport for the past ten days.

He had wanted to come here previously, but Sebastian wanted to look into the matter concerning the smelting plant and asked him not to come over. Hence, he had no choice but to refrain from making his way here. Now that the couple had gone to Turlen, he finally had a chance to visit his great-grandchildren.

“Vivian, where shall we go today?”

It was a lovely sunny morning. After waking up, he saw his great-granddaughter sitting in the hanging garden on the second floor, combing her doll’s hair.

He then walked over enthusiastically.

However, Vivian paused in her actions, at a loss for words.

But we went to Grandpa’s house yesterday. The day before yesterday, we went to Granduncle Jackson’s house. And we paid a visit to the Hayes residence three days ago. Before that, he even took us to all those uncles’ houses. Where else does he want to go? Isn’t he tired?

Vivian put down the comb before she said, “Great-grandpa, I don’t think it’s appropriate for us to visit those relatives so often.”

“What?” Jonathan was surprised. He then asked, “Why?”

“Because it’s impolite. Mommy asked me not to go to other people’s houses so frequently as it would disturb them. And you will not be welcome in the future.”

Vivian started to chide her great-grandpa.

There was a solemn expression on her chubby face as she did so. Although she was still a kid, she seemed wise beyond her years.

Jonathan couldn’t help smiling upon hearing her words.

What a precious little girl!

“Okay! We won’t go visit relatives today. Let’s do something else.”

“What?”

Her bright eyes instantly lit up.

Jonathan patted his thigh and said, “It’s your call. Wherever you want to go, I’ll go with you. And we can ask your brothers to come with us.”

“Really? Can we go to the playground then?”

“Of course!”

Jonathan agreed without a second thought.

In an instant, the chubby Vivian jumped for joy. Putting down the doll and comb, she hopped off the chair and sprinted to find her brothers.

“Matt, Ian, Great-grandpa is taking us to the playground.”

“Seriously? Are we going to the playground?”

The twins, who had kept Jonathan company for the past ten days, squealed in delight upon hearing the news, and their voices reverberated throughout the room.