Light of excitement loomed in Chandler's eyes.
At this moment, Rose's face changed from crimson, out of feeling ashamed and resentful to pale, out of
feeling frightened.
She frowned, looked back at Bright, and once again gestured with her gaze, asking Bright not to say it.
Bright saw Rose’s worries in his eyes. In fact, he really wanted to tell people about their relationship
and let Chandler know not to bully his woman and his daughter, even if he was their biological father
(grandpa).
But this wasn’t the best occasion for both of them. Anyway, their parents were about to dine together,
and it wouldn’t be too late to say it then.
“My wife is also from City H.” Bright only revealed this fact, but it was the truth.
Rose was born and raised in City H.
“Then Mr. Lee is the son-in-law our City H and a partial citizen of City H.” Chandler said with a smile.
“Mr. Lee came to City H this time to accompany Mrs. Lee on her trip back here?”
“She came back first. I'm here to accompany her.” Bright was a much better actor than those who won
awards when he acted seriously.
Rose held back laughter as she listened him that she was almost going to injure herself from holding
back so much.
How could Bright have such a cute side.
“Then why did you come here?” Chandler looked at Rose again. How could the two of them meet each
other?
“I happened to meet Miss Linder on the road with a child, so I dropped them off. CEO Linder won’t
mind, right?” Bright's voice was calm.
“I want to thank CEO Lee. How could I mind? It’s fine as long as Mrs. Lee doesn’t mind.” Chandler
repeatedly mentioned Mrs. Lee just to remind Rose not to have any wishful thinking as Bright was
married.
“My wife doesn't mind at all. She knows that Miss Linder is cooperating with our company. She even
asked me to take care of her.” Bright said seriously.
Chandler smiled. “Mrs. Lee is so beautiful and kind-hearted. CEO Lee is really lucky to have such a
good wife. You should cherish her.”
Bright nodded in agreement. “Of course. Thank you, Mr. Lee and Mrs. Lee.”
“CEO Linder. If you want to thank me, why don’t you invite me in for a cup of tea.” Bright found a way to
enter without being invited.
“Yes, yes, yes. Have a cup of tea.” Chandler dared not refuse.
As a result, Bright stepped into the Linder’s villa.
In the living room of the Linder family, Bright was comfortable as if he was at home and sat casually,
but still maintained the elegance that was engraved in him.
The servant brought two cups of tea and then stepped back. Doris wanted to accompany Bright, so she
sat with him.
Rose brought Doris’ luggage to her room.
She changed into a gray velvet hoodie and came down to see her grandma also coming out of her
room.
“Doris come here and greet great grandma.” Rose waved at Doris.
Doris obediently stepped forward. “Great grandma, I am Doris. Mom said you are a very loving person.
As long as I am obedient, you will be like me.”
“No matter what you do, great grandma will like you.” Jennifer said warmly and smiled. “Come on, let
great grandma take a look.”
Doris took a couple of steps closer to Jennifer.
Jennifer carefully looked at Doris from head to toe several times before nodding in satisfaction, but her
eyes gradually became wet and red.
“My little baby, you’ve suffered living in other places with you mom.” Jennifer spoke in a choked voice,
feeling sorry that they were away from home for so many years. “It's because great grandma was too
useless and couldn’t protect you guys.”
“Grandma...don't say that.” Rose was also sad.
“Great grandma, don't worry, being together with mom isn’t suffering at all. Although there is no dad to
take care of us, we take care of each other. Look, I’ve grown up healthy and strong.” Doris took a tissue
and wiped the tears from the corner of Jennifer’s eyes for her. “Mom and I are back. We will take care
of you in the future.”
“What a good girl.” Jennifer was very pleased. Doris was so cheerful and sensible even though she
didn’t have paternal love. “With great grandma here, no one will bully you in the future.”
As Jennifer spoke, she gave Chandler a look, as if he was a bad person.
“Mom, CEO Lee is still here.” Chandler didn’t want to lose face.
Jennifer hugged Doris in her arms. “I’m just letting Bright see what kind of father and grandpa you are,
so as to set a good example for the younger generation.”
“…” The smile on Chandler's face became stiff, and he spoke to Bright. “CEO Lee, please excuse me.”
“I think grandma Linder is right. CEO Linder is the head of the family and the head of the Linder group.
You should set an example, especially for children.” Bright was very angry at Chandler for not letting
Doris call him grandpa when they were outside.
He cared deeply about Doris, yet Chandler treated her this way.
“CEO Lee is right.” What else could Chandler say? “I will pay attention in the future.”
Had it not been for Bright's status and Chandler’s need to get close to Bright, he wouldn’t have had to
endure this.
“Grandpa.” Doris was good at making of opportunities that came up.
She listened to what the adults said and understood that this was the best time to get grandpa's
recognition.
“Sigh...” Regardless of how much Chandler resisted and refused, he could only admit it at this time.
His mother and Bright – one he didn't dare to provoke and one he couldn't afford to offend.
Jennifer was finally satisfied and gave a red envelope to Doris. “Doris came home. This is a gift from
great grandma to Doris since this is our first time meeting each other.”
Doris didn’t take it. “Great grandma, my mother said that I can't take adults’ money.”
“This is a blessing from great grandma. How can you refuse?” Jennifer glanced at Rose, who stood
beside her.
Rose nodded to Doris. “Great grandma is a relative, a family. You can accept it.”
Doris then accepted the red envelope. “Thank you, great grandma.”
“Chandler, don't you have anything for Doris as her grandpa?” Jennifer sarcastically asked her son.
“Perhaps you, who is the leader of the Linder group, is poorer than an old lady like me?”
“Mom, I'm going to prepare right now.” Chandler obediently gave a red envelope to Doris.
Looking at the two big red envelopes, Doris was very happy.
“Handsome uncle, you see I have a lot of money.” Doris waved the red envelopes at Bright.
Bright curled his lips and smiled. “When you come to uncle's house, uncle will make it up to you too.
There’s also grandpa and grandma, uncle and aunt...”
“So many people? Then when am I going to your house?”
“Depends on when your mother lets you go.” Bright held up the tea and the vapour from the cup
enshrouded the outline of his cold face.
“When there’s a chance.” Rose answered ambiguously but didn't want to disappoint the child.
“I'm free anytime, just waiting for Doris to come.” Bright was completely okay with it.
Doris ran to Bright and whispered in his ear, appearing cute and clever.
Rose felt that her daughter had just sold her out. “Doris, don't be rude.”
“I didn't say anything.” Doris claimed that she was innocence.
Bright took a sip of tea slowly. “I can prove it.”
He can prove it?
Who would believe you? Rose snorted coldly.
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