Chapter 42: Don’t Take My Grandma’s Words To Heart

Cathryn thought about the children that she had seen in the advertising video for the Hope Project, and she thought Albert was indeed a hero.

Albert smiled at Cathryn, and then he gave her a glass of water. They sat down on the bed to talk. "Don't take my grandma's words to heart," Albert said to Cathryn apologetically.

Cathryn looked up at Albert, smiled, and said, "I am so used to them playing jokes on the two of us. I never take anything they say to heart. So, what is the name of the woman that you have been seeing? I know someone holds a place in your heart."

Hearing Cathryn's words, Albert held the book in his hand tightly, and the veins slightly stood out on the back of his neck. He looked up at Cathryn, and his eyes were full of doubt.

Cathryn didn't see the look on his face because she was trying to remember the name of the woman that Albert liked. "Is she the granddaughter of Mrs. Ramirez? What's her name?" Cathryn asked Albert.