"You''re really clever, huh? Do you think I''m lying to you?" The olddy tapped Rosalie''s forehead lightly with her finger. "Alright, I''ll show you." She turned to the butler. "Bring me my medical report."


    Soon, the butler came over with a report in hand. Rosalie stood up, took the report, and carefully reviewed it. After she finished reading it, Theodore also took a look. The metrics were not much different from the ones from thest check-up.


    "See?" Reba pretended to be upset. "I''m not lying! You really thought I was making it up."From N?velDrama.Org.


    "Grandma," Theodore said, noticing something in the data. "Your blood pressure is a bit low." "Really?" Rosalie didn''t catch that. "Where does it show?"


    Theodore pointed to a set of numbers on the report.


    "It really is, Grandma. Your blood pressure is a bit low," Rosalie repeated, feeling worried.


    Reba reassured them, "I know. The doctor mentioned it too, but I''m not too far off. It''s no big deal. At my age, it''s normal to have these kinds of issues. He prescribed me some medication, so there''s no need to make a fuss."


    Theodore handed the report back to the butler, and then said, "Grandma, from now on, I''ll visit you every three days."


    "Why so often? I know you''re busy. Juste when you have the time. There''s no need toe so frequently."


    Reba wasn''t the type to cling to the younger generation. She didn''t need them to visit every few days, but at the same time, she didn''t want them to leave her alone for too long.


    Hearing Theodore''s promise, Rosalie didn''t know what to say. She wanted tomit to visiting often, but with her pregnancy, it would soon be too obvious to hide.


    At this moment, Reba''s gaze


    shifted to Rosalie. "Rose, I


    remember you saying that you


    wanted to go on a trip. Why haven''t


    you gone yet?"


    "Well..." So much had happened recently that her ns were derailed, and she didn''t end up going.


    "What''s wrong? Is something bothering you? You can tell me," Reba asked worriedly.


    Rosalie shook her head. "No, nothing''s wrong. I just changed my mind."


    With Sebastian''s current state, she couldn''t leave. She had to wait until he recovered. Even if she wanted to leave, she needed to finalize the


    n


    divorce first. After his recent ordeal, she hoped his father would ease up and not pressure him so much.


    Reba held Rosalie''s hand. "Actually, I''m d you didn''t go far. Otherwise, I would worry."


    "Grandma, don''t worry about me. I''ll take good care of myself."


    "I know, but if you do decide to go somewhere, I won''t stop you. Just be sure to stay safe. You can hire some bodyguards. Theo will cover the cost."


    Rosalieughed. "Grandma, I''m not some big shot. I don''t need bodyguards."


    "You''re my precious granddaughter. You''re more important than any big shot!"


    "Don''t worry. I''m fine, really."


    "Alright, maybe I''m just overthinking. You two..." Reba looked at Rosalie and Theodore. "How are you getting along after the divorce?"


    "We''re doing fine," Rosalie assured her. "Even though we''re divorced, we still get along like friends."