"Alright, Grandma, you go on in. I'm leaving now." Kai Bright waved with a smile and then headed downstairs to leave.
As the door closed, Old Mrs. Wells beamed and praised, "That young man is quite nice, Lucy. You should consider him seriously."
"Grandma, what are you saying?" Lucy Wells felt her cheeks warm up and bashfully squirmed a little, "He's Sophie's cousin."
"Cousin or not, if he wasn't interested in you, why would he treat you so well? He even stayed for dinner to keep us company. Watching him at the table trying hard to make us laugh—if that boy wasn't into you, I might as well say I've wasted my decades of life." Old Mrs. Wells chuckled warmly, holding Lucy Wells's hand.
"But, but..." Lucy Wells averted her gaze, not daring to meet Old Mrs. Wells's eyes, but a hint of sweetness emerged in her calm heart, slowly tinging it with a faint, sweet fragrance.
