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True Fated Marriage (Grace and Heinz) novel Chapter 613

Grace went back inside the room and the children were awake already. After washing up, they waited for breakfast.

Grace took the children to Alice's room and knocked on the door.

Soon, Alice came out.

The two sisters looked into each other's eyes. Grace saw that her sister's eyes were red and swollen and she understood that this was the result from crying all night.

"This girl was serious."

"Aunt, why are your eyes red and swollen?" Little Gary spotted her immediately and looked at Alice with concern.

Alice saw the child's keen insight and she felt very awkward. She explained to the little kid, "It's alright. I'm fine so you can rest assured."

"Fine?" Little Gary did not believe it. His big eyes rolled for a long time. After a long while, he said, "Did you have an argument with Uncle Charm last night?"

Alice immediately shook her head and said quickly, "No, I didn't have a quarrel with him. Don't talk nonsense."

"But you..." Little Gary wanted to say something but was interrupted by Alice.

"Both you and Ernest are hungry, aren't you? I'm also hungry. Let's go and find something to eat."

As if she was escaping, she took Grace's arm and dragged her to the restaurant in front quickly.

Little Gary and Ernest followed them from behind.

The two little boys looked at each other.

Little Gary asked Ernest, "Ernest, what do you think?"

"Uncle Charm and Aunt must have quarreled, otherwise she wouldn't be crying. Aunt was such a strong and optimistic person," Ernest analyzed. "Let's see if Uncle Charm is in a good mood or not later."

"Alright." Little Gary nodded. "These adults are making us worried."

Ernest smiled and said, "I think it's quite good. They have different opinions. It's okay for them to quarrel with each other as long as they make peace after."

Little Gary spread out his hands and did not say anything else.

Grace and Alice heard these words and they looked at each other.

Grace lowered her voice and asked Alice, "What the hell is going on with you guys?"

Alice said in a low voice, "Grace, I broke up with Jensen already. I don't want to continue like this. I need to figure it out properly."

Grace was truly shocked by her swift and forceful actions. "You've made up your mind so quickly? Why didn't you discuss it with someone else? Could you at least let me know?"

"Sister, this is because I am in a relationship with Jensen. It's normal for us to break up." Alice's implication was that Grace did not have to intervene in this matter.

After thinking about it, Grace could only look at her helplessly. "Then he agreed already?"

Alice nodded. "Yes."

Grace frowned again. Since he'd already agreed, why didn't he tell her this when they passed by each other just now?

Grace did not mention this to Alice.

The moment they arrived in the front hall, they heard their aunt calling out to them.

Madam Lowe said, "Grace, you've all woken up at the right time. Come over and have a meal with me." "Auntie, is Zachary coming back?" Madam Lowe nodded and said, "He is back and talking to Heinz now."

Grace was a little surprised. It seemed that nothing had happened to the Old Master, otherwise, his cousin would not have come back early in the morning.

"The Old Master is fine." Madam Lowe seemed to have read her mind. She opened her mouth and said, "Zachary was there and they have talked for a long time."

Grace nodded, "Yes."

Madam Lowe continued, "The Old Master has made a will and the lawyer has gone over too."

Grace asked in surprise, "In the middle of the night?"

Madam Lowe said, "He probably knew that there won't be much time left, so he amended his will in such a hurry."

Grace then asked, "Since the Old Master is still doing fine, then what about Grandma's ashes? What's he going to do about them?"

"Your cousin told Heinz about it already. I think we should go and eat first and then we'll talk about it after that."

"Alright."

Madam Lowe looked at Alice, who had been silent, and suddenly asked in surprise,

"What's wrong, Alice?"

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