Jennifer looked at Rose beside her, while Rose looked at Bright with amazement, "I bully you? I will
bully you?"
She asked the two questions in confusion.
How could Bright, a strong man, say such words?
"You will know later." Bright didn't lay out and put on a smile which made Rose have a premonition.
"Why can't you tell me now?" Rose asked curiously.
"I can tell you. But we have to say it in private." Bright winked at Rose, shocking Rose.
Rose was embarrassed and blushed, trying to keep cool.
Jennifer felt funny when she watched how they got along, "OK. I promise you. If it's Rose's fault, I will
teach her a good lesson for you."
With Jennifer backing him up, Bright was more confident.
"How long have you been married?" thinking about their marriage, Jennifer still felt that it was like a
dream.
"Not that long." Rose evaded the crucial point and was a little afraid to tell the truth.
"Three years." Bright answered clearly. But what he said made Jennifer frown.
She reached out and patted Rose's arm, "You! It's been three years and you're just telling me now?
What the hell is going on with you two?"
Rose pursed her lips and did not dare to answer while Bright said, "Grandma, although Rose and I got
a marriage certificate three years ago, we live in two separate places. Besides, we got married first
before falling in love. We have to be sure of our true feelings before telling you."
"Then if you guys hadn't fallen in love, would the marriage be void?" Jennifer did not agree with them,
"Getting married before falling in love is irresponsible to the marriage, and to yourselves."
"Although Grandma wants you to be together, it's definitely not in such a way to be irresponsible to
yourselves."
"Grandma, we know we were wrong. Fortunately, we have a happy ending now, don't we?" Rose knew
that Jennifer was really angry this time.
Jennifer was serious and didn't reply.
"Grandma, don't be angry. It's not good for your health to be angry." Rose lightly shook Jennifer's arm,
"We got married after thinking it over seriously. We didn't have no feelings for each other."
Rose could only tell a bare-faced lie. She could not tell Jennifer the real reason, which would made
Jennifer angry and have a recurrence of her old illness.
"Grandma, we just misunderstood each other back then. So, we have separated for three years." Bright
took the initiative to take the responsibility, "As a man, it was all my fault for making Rose suffer. But
now that the misunderstanding is cleared up, I will spend many three years to make up for her in the
future. I hope grandma can give me a chance."
Jennifer knew that Bright was sincere. She could tell from his eyes and some micro-expressions that
he loved Rose very much.
What's more, she believed that Bright was a very responsible sort of person.
"Alright, I will give you a chance. Don't do this again. Grandma just hopes that you guys can be happy
forever." Jennifer sighed, "Don't be like me and your grandpa, who eventually passed away first."
"We will." They said in unison.
"I'm relieved to give her to you." Jennifer had wanted Bright to be Rose's husband. However, she did
not expect that he had got married. It was a good thing that Bright had finally become Rose's husband
by mistake.
As Jennifer said this, her eyes were moist with tears.
"Grandma, I think you aren't angry, are you? We have admitted our mistake. Why are you crying?"
Rose's head was next to Jennifer's and she felt distressed.
"I am too happy." Jennifer reached out and gently patted Rose's face, "You have a so nice husband like
Bright. I can tell your grandpa after I die."
"Grandma ..." Rose sobbed.
Her grandparents loved her most in this world. Her grandpa passed away. Now, grandma had bad
health. Rose was really afraid that one day her grandma, who loved her very much, would also ... If so,
she would have no more feelings for this family.
Bright saw that the rims of their eyes were red and they all looked so sad, as if they would part forever.
He gently pushed Doris in front of him, signaling her to comfort them.
"Great grandma, Mommy, It is a shame that you're crying at your ages." Doris' childish words were
particularly amusing.
Sure enough, Jennifer and Rose instantly turned tears into smiles. Rose reached out to pinch Doris'
soft cheeks.
Jennifer calmed down, "I'm also tired. I'd like to go to bed now."
"Then I'll help you back to your room." Rose helped Jennifer get up from the sofa.
"I'll help too." Doris stood on the other side of Jennifer and held Jennifer's hand.
Although she was so small and did not help much, she was laudable for her filial piety.
As Rose helped Jennifer and passed by Bright, she gestured with her eyes for him to stop standing and
sit down for a while.
"Good night, grandma." Bright said.
He watched their backs for a moment before sitting down on the single sofa.
Soon, Chandler and Joy came home and saw Bright sitting alone in the living room. They were
surprised that Bright had chosen to stay at the Linder family's villa.
"Bright, why are you here alone? Where is Rose?" Chandler didn't dare to ignore him and walked to
him in a hurry.
"She helped grandma go to her room to rest." Bright sat elegantly and casually, as if he was in his own
home, and was not awkward at all.
"I see." Chandler sat on the sofa and found that there was no water in front of Bright, let alone tea.
Joy also noticed it and hastened to say, "I'm going to make tea."
"Don't bother, Mom. I do not like to drink tea in the evening." Bright was so relaxed that he was more
like the master of the family than the nervous and anxious couple.
"Then what would you like to drink?" Joy asked.
"Just water." Bright said casually, not that he had to drink it.
"Then I'll get a new glass." Joy paid attention to the details. After all, they all had their own exclusive
cups. A person like Bright would never use the cup someone had used.
"Thank you." Bright was polite and detached.
"You are welcome." Joy then turned to go to the kitchen, feeling a little relaxed.
Chandler sat there with his hands on his knees, his fingertips moving, "Bright, since you've come here,
just help yourself. This is your home. You can tell us anything you need."
"Thank you." Bright's long legs crossed, "Any place where Rose is can be my home."
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