The high-speed train from Arlington to New York wasn't very long.
When Amelia woke up, it was already close to dusk.
Just caught the peak, peaceful and bustling.
Not sure if it was because she had a good sleep, but now Amelia feels a lot more relaxed, like those "karmic burdens" that were causing discomfort have been somehow digested.
How to tell grandpa about the situation in the main house? She was hesitating before, but now there's nothing to hide.
Through what happened with Howard, Amelia learned that the pain of betrayal is only temporary, and it's important to avoid risks.
And grandpa should know the truth more than anyone else.
Both the church and the shady dealings of the old shareholders in the Cromwell family were just too despicable.
Grandpa might feel sad after hearing
