Adie immediately felt relieved, and warned Stefan, “You have to keep your word ande see my


    mommy, or… I’ll deduct 100 points!”


    “Don’t worry, I’ll keep my word. We can pinky swear on it.” Stefan smiled affectionately at Adie and


    held his hand out.


    “How childish! Only kids do pinky swears,” Adie scoffed, but still walked over and hooked his pinky


    with Stefan’s. He red at Stefan and said, “It’s a deal. Don’t break it.” i


    Margaret took Adie’s hand and they left the room, but Francine quickly caught up to them. She


    couldn’t bear to see Adie leave. “Are you going home so soon? How was your chat with your daddy,


    Adie? Did he remember who you were? ” Francine rarely met Adie, so she always cherished every


    second she had with him.


    “It wasn’t too bad. I gave him one point,” Adie said coolly. Honestly, he didn’t feel much for his


    grandmother because he didn’t spend much time with her. He was on Renee’s side, so naturally, he


    regarded Stefan and those around Stefan as his enemies. He knew they had once conspired to


    bully his mother, so they needed to work hard if they wanted to redeem themselves.


    “That’s great, but please don’t me your daddy. I didn’t tell you that he was sick and that he had


    forgotten about you and your mother. But now he’s recovered and remembered all of you, so can


    you forgive him?” Francine asked


    hopefully. She hoped that Adie and Stefan would reconcile so she could have more chances to


    meet her grandchildren.


    “No, it depends on whether my mommy is going to forgive him or not. Anyway, his score is negative


    99 now, so it’s up to him to earn more points,” Adie dered proudly as he crossed his arms like a


    strict headmaster.


    “Alright then, I’ll ask him to work hard and win you all over soon.” Francine smiled and nodded


    approvingly. If Renee and Stefan got back together, she would be able to spend time with her


    beloved grandchildren again.


    “Are you hungry, Adie? What kind of toys do you want? I’m free now, so I can take you out for some


    good food and new toys. What do you think?” Francine held Adie’s hand and walked them to the


    door of the elevator, not wanting him to leave.


    Margaret chimed in firmly, “I’m sorry, Madam Francine. Adie has to go home because Ms. Ren is


    waiting for him. She’s worried about him.”


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    “I see… Why don’t I go back with you then?” Reluctant to see Adie go, Francine was about to enter


    the elevator with them.


    “That’s unnecessary because Ms. Ren doesn’t wee outsiders, and Mr. Hunt needs you. Please


    go back to him.” After that, Margaret pressed a button to close the door of the elevator.


    Francine watched the door close helplessly, already missing the little boy terribly. She returned to


    Stefan’s ward sadly, but brightened when she saw Stefan looking like his lively old self. “Did you


    really… remember everything, Stef?”