Chapter 86 Mother

"Grandma, it's windy outside. Let's go inside first," Lewis said, helping his grandmother into the house.

In this family, it was only his grandmother who could make Lewis show a bit more patience, even talking to her in the tone one would use with children.

As soon as they entered the house, it was as if by magic, his grandmother pulled out a stick of candy from behind her, whispering, "My dear grandson, look what grandma has prepared for you. Candy. Your mom isn't home, she doesn't know. Let's eat it secretly and not tell your mom."

Looking at the candy, Lewis felt a warmth in his eyes. He lifted the corners of his lips, "Okay, we won't tell my mom. I'll take all the candy."

His grandmother, acting like a child, was capriciously demanding, "Leave one for me, just one."

His grandmother had high blood pressure and diabetes; she shouldn't eat sugar.

Lewis took all the candy and said, "Grandma, I'll exchange something else for it. The doctor said you can't eat sugar. Be obedi