Serenity and Zachary York novel Chapter 3311

“Dear, who was it?” Alice rolled over when she heard the phone ring and sat up too, leaning toward her crying son to pick him up.

“Don’t pick him up, love. If you do, he won’t want to drink the formula I made for him.” Clive hurriedly stopped his wife. “The kiddo’s really fussy. Once he smells you, he’ll refuse to drink his formula.”

Alice saw that Clive had already started preparing the formula, so she did not pick their son up. It was fine for him to cry a little.

“Gabe called and said a few elderly men came by looking for Mom. Apparently, they’re the ones Mom’s been looking for all this while,” Clive said as he made up a bottle of formula. “I don’t know if it’s true, but I asked Gabe to receive them first. Once I’ve fed Elias, I’ll head downstairs to take a look.”

“Is the person Mom’s been looking for that really capable guy who assisted your grandmother back in the day?” Alice knew all about Audrey’s family background and the grudge against the Fisher family. She also knew that Clive had arranged for people to help Audrey look, but to no avail.

After all, decades had passed, and even though Audrey vaguely remembered what they looked like, they would not look the same anymore. Plus, if they were still alive, they would be in their nineties.

Alice and Clive were pessimistic when it involved an elderly person who was almost a centenarian and privately thought to themselves that he probably had passed away a long time ago.

However, not wanting to dash Audrey’s hopes, they still did their best to help look for that person. Who knew? There might be a miracle—just like when everyone said it was hopeless regarding Audrey’s search for her sister over decades, but she still finally managed to find her two nieces, which provided comfort to Audrey.

Ever since their reunion, Alice felt that Audrey was much more spirited than before. Although Audrey still wanted to avenge Tiara, Alice felt that she was not as anxious and desperate about it as when she was looking for her sister; perhaps because there were others to share the burden now.