73. Visiting grandpa

ADRIAN CASTILLO

"If it isn't my two favorite people," my grandfather said with a smile on his face as he welcomed us into his place.

Sophia walked closer to him and hug him. "How have you been grandpa?" She asked with a smile on her face.

"I've been good and you?" He asked her before glancing at me for a short second.

"I'm been great," she replied to him.

"Look at you glowing and adding up. I guess my grandson must be doing you very well," he told her and she giggled.

"Adrian," my father called me, the smile no longer on his face.

"Yes grandpa," I answered.

"When will you be getting me my great-grandkids? Are you planning my death instead?" My grandfather questioned.

"You are not going to die grandpa. You still have like fifty more years to live," I told him and he hit me with his crane.

"Fifty more years? You should just tell me to my face that you look forward to bathing and cleaning up for me in the future," my grandfather chided and I chuckled.

"I haven't said anything bad father.