In the last week of class, she felt that it was really fast. On Thursday, Nathan Hill called and said that he would go to school at 9 o'clock on Saturday morning to meet her to see Paul’s grandfather.

In the blink of an eye, at the weekend, the dormitory was empty. There were two people who didn't have much accommodation. They lived outside with her boyfriend. Julia Miller also moved out last night. She found a job for a summer internship. She rented a house outside.

Laura Green went out on time at half past eight. She thought it was still too early. When she reached the school gate, a black Bentley was already parked there. She knew the car.

Laura Green ran over and opened the door to sit inside.

And apologized, "I'm sorry to have kept you waiting!"

"I'm just here too!" Nathan Hill was very polite. "Chief William has a brief meeting in the morning.

He simply explained to Laura Green. Laura Green nodded.

Before long, they went to a military sanatorium. It turned out that not long ago, Paul’s grandfather had a heart attack again. Although it was a false alarm, the William Family did not worry and sent him to this sanatorium. The resources of the doctors and the equipment were first—class. You can always observe the situation.

Nathan Hill led her up the third floor. Just outside the elevator, she saw a young man in a white coat standing at the end of the corridor and talking to Mr. William. When he saw her coming over, he looked around with interest and looked at her before leaving.

Laura Green was uncomfortably seen. He slowly walked over. Paul William stood there with his hands in his trouser pockets. His shirt and trousers were neat and tidy. When Laura Green walked to his side, he naturally extended one to hold her in her hand.

Laura Green only felt that her heart suddenly skipped half a beat. The man's hands were very large and very warm. She looked up at him, but only saw his handsome face.

He pushed open the door of the ward and saw that his grandfather was leaning against the pillow with his eyes closed. He heard the sound and immediately opened his eyes.

"Grandfather, we've come to see you!" Paul William pulled Laura Green up.

Laura Green quickly said politely, "Hello, Grandfather, I'm Laura Green!"

The old man who had not been expression before smiled at his face, his gaze turning a few times on the hands they held.

"You're the girl, but I've seen you!" He patted the bedside and said, "Sit down!"

This was the first time Laura Green saw Paul’s grandfather. He was very thin, but his spirit was not bad.

"I've long told this kid to bring you back to me. He didn't have time to say anything. He is reallysorry for you!"

Paul William did not retort. He just watched the old man's eyes have been very gentle, it was not difficult to see that he was really filial to his grandfather.

Thinking about the reasons for their marriage, Laura Green thought about it and said, "He's really busy lately. He doesn't have much time!"

"What a good girl!" The elder clapped her hands, a rare occasion for her to be considerate.

At this moment, the nurse pushed the door in, holding the medicine and water cup in her hand. It was time to take the medicine again.

"I don't care about it. I still have to take so many medicines every day and I'm going to turn it into a medicine jar!"

Laura Green smiled helplessly. This was like her grandmother.

She turned around and took the tray from the nurse's hand, gesturing for her to come. The nurse immediately showed a grateful smile, showing that serving Paul’s grandfather was a difficult problem.

"Grandfather, my grandmother also takes a lot of medicine every day. Even though she is very unwilling, she still took the medicine on time in order not to worry me!" Laura Green said that people who become old become a child needed someone to coax.

Paul’s grandfather thought about it, too. Besides, the daughter—in—law was still there, he couldn't make people laugh, so he obediently took the medicine.

Laura Green had been brought up by her grandmother since she was young, so she could find a suitable topic to communicate with the old man.