Aurora frowned. Why was Mrs. Lewis suddenly here? She must've known Aurora would visit today and deliberately came to wait for her.
Otherwise, on any normal day, Mrs. Lewis wouldn't even know how to find her—she had no idea where Aurora lived.
"You finally came down, Aurora. I just have one question for you!"
Mrs. Lewis stormed over, with Kennedy trailing behind, her face equally cold.
This mother-daughter pair showing up could only mean trouble.
Aurora's face darkened. Today was her mother's death anniversary, and yet these people came to stir up drama.
"Go ahead, Mrs. Lewis," Aurora said calmly. Her grandfather, standing beside her, shot Mrs. Lewis a cold glare, clearly displeased.
He was lean and dignified, the kind of man who didn't need to raise his voice to show authority. He didn't know all the details about Aurora's breakup with Alexander—only what he'd read in the papers. But he believed in his granddaughter.
