Flirting With My Ex-husband novel Chapter 425

Scarlett heard the old man's words, and she was touched. But she didn't want to mention Jessie again because, in any case, it was Jessie who accompanied her grandfather and Viviana before she came back to the family.

Scarlett would have taken her sarcasm as a joke if Jessie hadn't intended to set her up. She was indifferent to it.

"Grandpa, let's play chess!"

"Yes! Don't let me win on purpose!"

Scarlett glanced at Viviana, "Viviana, I'm playing chess with grandpa!"

"Go ahead! Your grandpa doesn't have many hobbies. He just loves to play chess, but I'm not very good at it. I'm a lousy chess player.”

"But you're the best buyer in shopping!" Scarlett joked. She then followed the old man to the study to play chess.

Scarlett didn't lose on purpose this time. In the end, she won narrowly by one draw.

Although the old man lost, he was happy. " My granddaughter is a genius! Haha!"

Scarlett poured a cup of tea for the old man, "Grandpa, shall we go out for a walk?"

They had been sitting in the study for over an hour. She felt tired, yet she was young. The old man must have been tired too.

The two walked downstairs for a while. Night fell, and Scarlett helped her grandfather walk back to dinner.

After dinner, the old man called her into his study.

"What do you think of Raymond?"

Scarlett knew that her grandfather would ask her the question when she came.

She didn't want to hide it from her grandfather. But she was a little embarrassed, "Grandpa, I still love him."

She felt awkward, but she couldn't help herself.

Probably she was too lucky in most things, so in this aspect of love, it was a little more difficult than others.

Hearing her answer, the old man's face turned gloomy.

Scarlett compressed her lips and didn't say anything.

After about ten seconds, the old man pulled open the drawer beside him. "Someone sent this letter anonymously to our house last week. Take a look."

Scarlett raised her eyebrows and took the letter.

After reading the letter, Scarlett frowned.