After exchanging pleasantries with Joseph Mitchell, the guests shifted their focus towards Henry Carson. Robert Anderson chuckled, "Grandpa Mitchell, don't fuss over us; we're fine sitting over there."
Despite Joseph's protests, the group made a beeline for Henry's table. "Grandpa Mitchell, please, there's no need for formalities. Any seat is just as good!" Dina Cooper assured him with a smile, following Robert Anderson to where Henry was seated.
The guests exchanged knowing looks before turning their attention to Henry. Truth be told, Henry was somewhat taken aback by their unified arrival and, feeling compelled, signaled subtly with his eyes before they cautiously took their seats.
"Mr. Williams, we owe you one. Who would have thought so many distinguished figures would come? Usually,
