Chapter 871

Chapter 871 Stop Worrying About Her

Eleanor glanced around, sighing helplessly as she fixed her gaze on Liora.

“Why didn’t you listen to me, dear?” she asked.

Naively, Liora extended her hands toward Eleanor. “Are you my grandmother?”

Eleanor nodded. “Yeah, dear. You’re so pretty, and your brothers are so handsome. I love you guys so much.”

“Why did you come here out of the blue, Grandma?” Liora continued with her questions.

Eleanor explained gently, “I’m here to take your great–grandfather away.”

“You’re going to take him away?” Liora tilted her head. “Where is he going?”

“A place where he can meet up with your great–grandmother,” Eleanor added.

“No!” Liora shook her head. “You’re so pretty and gentle. I want you to stay, Grandma!”

“No, I can’t, dear. We have our world, and we can’t stay with you guys, or you guys will have to pay an

unimaginable price.”

“A price?” Liora was puzzled. “What do you mean? Why can’t they see you, Grandma?”

Eleanor looked down. “It’s because I don’t belong to this world.”

Bending over, she met Liora’s eyes. “When you grow up and master the skills, come and help me pass

over, okay, dear?”

Although Liora didn’t understand what that meant, she nodded obediently. “Okay.”

Satisfied, Eleanor smiled and looked at Caroline and Neil.

“Help me pass on a message, dear. Ask your mother not to be angry at me. I’m so sorry that she has

suffered so much these years.

“And tell your Uncle Nell to take care and rest. He shouldn’t work until late at night. I feel very sorry for

him.

“Also, tell your Grandaunt Greta that I’m good. Ask her not to worry about me. Plus…” In the end, Eleanor

started shedding red tears.

It scared Liora, but she tried to act cool since it was her grandmother. “What is it, Grandma?”

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“Plus…” Eleanor wiped away her tears. “Tell your mother and uncle that I love them very much. I love them.

to the moon and back…”

Liora gave a firm nod. “Okay, I’ll pass them on. Can you stay a little longer, Grandma?”

“No, I can’t,” Eleanor confessed. “I’m so glad to see you guys today, dear. I’m leaving now.”

Reluctantly, Liora pursed her lips. “I’ll listen to you, Grandma. Please wait for me.”

“Okay, I’ll wait for you.”

After Eleanor had left, Liora turned to Caroline and roughly recounted what had happened.

Bitterness engulfed Caroline, and she couldn’t help crying.

Although she had never met her mother, she was heartbroken when she heard the message.