Tell grandma, she has no relation with Ethan Ainsley.

Hearing this, Ethan Ainsley placed the lid back on the cup.

The bottom was scorching hot, his fingertips reddened, and when he spoke again, there was more warmth in his voice: "Nothing is constant; everything changes through effort. All of this is temporary, and in fact, I don't care that much."

It was the truth.

Lola Hussey had only forgotten what happened in the past half-year, sorted her memories back on track, and continued with her life.

This was not that important to Ethan Ainsley.

Because, she had always been his.

Hill Hussey was very satisfied with Ethan Ainsley's attitude towards handling any matters.

At least it was rational.

Although everything was up to fate, Hill Hussey couldn't find a more suitable second person than Ethan Ainsley, so he built a bridge in the middle: "The Listening Water is quite a distance from here. It's a rare opportunity to visit; why not stay at the mansion for a few days?"

Listening Water was the Ainsley family's old residence.