“She has already told you everything you need to know, grandma. I still don't see the reason why you are doubting her. Moreover, this is our marriage and our problems are ours to deal with. I wouldn't appreciate someone else coming to intervene” he said.
Grandma's eyes squinted, as she looked at Jacob. “I see you've become more impudent, Jacob. Is this the effect of having a wife who locks you up outside the room?”
“Grandma!” He bawled, making Mrs. Avery gasps. Grandma Eleanor stood firm, watching as her grandson burned in anger. He sniffed in anger, his head already filled with streaks of veins. “I already said that she didn't do anything. You can do whatever you want to do but you have to accept that from me. If I say she's innocent, then she is,” he says. His grip tightened around Cel
