Anne Davidson listened to these words and instantly felt unhappy.
She had never expected that Grandpa Davidson would shirk her matters like this.
"Alright, if you're afraid of not being sincere, then forget it."
She said disappointedly, then served some food to Oliver Peary.
"Hurry up and eat. After you finish, we'll go find your dad this afternoon."
As soon as he heard "dad," Oliver Peary's eyes lit up with great excitement.
"Really? That's great, that's great, I can finally see Dad."
Even though Oliver Peary was abroad and received a different type of education, he deeply longed for paternal love.
The meal felt utterly mundane, and throughout it, Anne Davidson barely acknowledged Grandpa Davidson.
After dinner, she put down her chopsticks, fed Oliver Peary, and then prepared to leave.
"Stay a little longer, won't you? We can chat in the afternoon, and you can even sleep here tonight."
Grandpa Davidson didn't want Anne to leave so soon, so he immediately spoke up.
