Chapter 1173


    Chapter: 1173


    Amused, Rosalynn reached for one of the bags and pulled out a bottle of wine.


    “No, | meant this. See, Grandpa? We have different kinds of wine that you like.”


    Agleam appeared in Calvert''s eyes. He looked eager to say something, but when his gaze fell on Brian, his mood soured again.


    “Did you buy the wine for me?”


    “No. Brian actually asked his friends to seek out the best brands from different parts of the world.”


    Rosalynn ced the wine back in the bag and walked over to the old man.


    She clung to his arm and said, “Grandpa, since he brought you such excellent wine, won''t you please forgive him?”


    Calvert red at her coy expression and snorted again. “I’m not a petty person. Now, hurry and cook for me.”


    It was his way topromise.


    Rosalynn nodded in understanding, then handed him a box of desserts.


    “Here, | made these myself. You can snack on them first.”


    “Very well,” Calvert said, finally looking satisfied as he took the box.


    Rosalynn turned to Brian and blinked innocently at him. “Are youing to help me cook?”N?velD(ram)a.?rg owns this content.


    Help her cook?


    Brian looked taken aback, but he was saved from saying anything when Calvert spoke. “You naughty girl! Why are you so keen


    on taking him away? Are you worried that | would give him a hard time?”


    Rosalynn gave her grandfather an innocent look. “Of course not. | just need an extra pair of hands to work faster. | want you to


    have dinner as soon as possible.“


    “Don’t worry about that. Go on ahead and cook by yourself. | have something to talk to him.” Calvert huffed and waved her away.


    “Fine.” Rosalynn sighed and looked at Brian.


    He smiled and gave her a small nod of reassurance.


    Deep down, he was ted that his wife was so protective of him.


    “You brat! Didn’t you abandon Rosalynn for two whole years in silent protest of your marriage? Why are you still hanging on to


    her?”


    The two men sat across each other in the living room. Calvert was ring at Brian with unbridled rage.


    Brian lowered his eyes and apologized again. “I was a fool. | failed to see the goodness of her soul and wasted two years that |


    should have spent by her side.”