Chapter 78

Arty didn't think Adam was that kind. "Are you sure?" "Yes!" Adam hung up the phone with a snap. He didn't sympathize with Lumma. He also had a grandmother, which made him empathize with her. Thinking of Catherine, he immediately called her, who was not in good spirits recently because of his divorce. The housekeeper answered the call. "Sir, Mrs. Bergman said that she doesn't want to hear your voice." Adam shook his head helplessly. "Tell her Lumma's grandma is sick." "What? You said Lumma's grandma is sick?" Catherine asked anxiously, "When did it happen? Why didn't you tell me earlier?" Then she hung up the phone with a snap. Adam was speechless. He called her as soon as he heard the news. ... Lumma sat beside Maria's hospital bed staring at her white hair and wrinkled and thin cheeks. She was so sad about Maria. A few years ago, when she left Soothy City,