The Apple of My Eye novel Chapter 1077

"Grandpa, please. Let Mom come back."

Charles had chosen to forgive Melissa, as she was his mother after all. He had an obscure memory of her from his childhood, but he remembered that she loved him with all her heart.

"I asked you because I wanted to know your opinion. I'll tell her later that you want her to come back," Gary said with a nod. He already knew what Charles was going to say, but this conversation was still necessary to clear things up.

"Grandpa, may I tell her myself?" Charles asked excitedly. "I haven't seen my mother for so long. I want to invite her back myself."

"Alright, she's your mother, after all. You've been separated for so many years, so now it's time for you two to rebuild your relationship. I think I shouldn't meddle in this matter."

After having thought about it for a while, Gary took out his phone from his pocket. "I called her that day, and luckily I got a record of her number, or else we'll have to wait for her to message us. Here it is. Go see her," Gary said.

"Thank you, Grandpa, I promise to get everything ready. I'll tell Sher. She knows how to deal with it. She won't tell this to others considering the Lu family's fame."

Charles knew why Gary didn't tell Sheryl. Gary wasn't sure if Sheryl would spread this news to others and cause damage to Shining Company.

"Okay then. Well that was all I wanted to say," Gary replied. Charles had figured out what worried his grandfather, so reassured him.

"I'm going downstairs then." Charles bid him goodbye and went on his way. For Charles' competitors in business, he was a fierce and cunning businessman, but for Gary, he was just a filial child.

He would surely be kind to his mother as he was to his grandpa.

'Everything will get better, ' Gary thought.

Meanwhile, Sheryl and their children were almost done eating when Charles arrived downstairs. The children immediately ran to Charles and asked, "Dad, what did Great-Grandpa tell you?"

"Well, he told me there you will have a nice grandma to play with you. Would you like that?"

He had expected to meet his mother after they were separated for fifteen years. He was especially moved when Gary told him that his mother missed him so much.

"Grandma? That's great!" Shirley nodded happily. However, Clark was a little skeptical. He curiously asked, "What kind of Grandma?

I must see her first to see if I would like her or not." Charles chuckled at his son's response.

"Haha! What a smart boy! Okay, you can see her when she arrives; then you can tell me if you like her or not," he said. A boisterous laugh escaped his lips and he ruffled his son's hair.

"Charles, who is this 'Grandma'? What did Grandpa tell you?" Sheryl asked. She was confused at Charles' weird words. In turn, Charles sat beside Sheryl at the dining table and told her everything.

"Sher…let me tell you about it…"