Chapter 265

Nathan invited them into the living room and they sat on the sofa.

After the maids served the refreshments, Loretta sipped on her tea absentmindedly and said coldly, "What business do you have, asking both of us to come over this time?"

Mila felt unusually upset at the moment. She looked toward the elderly couple in front of her—They were clearly her grandparents, but she had no memory of them at all.

They didn't recognize her either.

She lifted her gaze and noticed that Zach's gaze was still glued to her face.

She felt conflicted. "I'm sorry, Mr. Hoffis senior, Madam Hoffis."

"You don't need to apologize to us," Loretta scoffed. "You should apologize to my granddaughter."

She lowered her head and felt claustrophobic. She then pursed her lips and nodded. "Okay."

The elderly woman cast her another look of disdain and scoffed in response.

"Are you both in good health?" Mila asked again.

"Whatever you want from us, just be straightforward about it. There's no room for small ta