"Thank you for looking for my son, Auntie," Leila said, and hugged her sleeping son on the couch.
"That's nothing... Jacques is my grandson." and slowly touched Adelaide, "I am very worried about you. You are not the type to just leave your son with a companion." and she slightly looked at Ezekiel on her back, "The good thing is that he is a good child. What really happened?" she asked while offering them food.
Adelaide was aware that she would ask the moment they saw each other. That is why she looked at her with sincere eyes. Of course, telling the safest way is the key in this kind of situation.
"It was an emergency," she said and sighed, "A one in a lifetime opportunity that I can't miss. I just didn't know that we would take a long time" and looked down.
"IS that so? Where is his
