Chapter 102 Why Am I Still Alive?

In front of the living room. Eden Frank paused: "Grandpa, I don't mind if you rush to find a grandma for Bruce before his birthday." "Bastard! What are you talking about?!" Victor Frank blew his beard and stared angrily, picked up a stack of documents on the table, and threw them in his direction. Eden Frank's figure had disappeared into the living room. After a while, Victor Frank looked at the empty living room, picked up the tea on the tea table, and sighed. 　　…… 　　…… When Elsa Hebert woke up, it was already night. She glanced blankly at the hanging needle in her hand, and all she could see was a blinding white. She reached out to pull out the hanging needle, put on her shoes neatly, got out of bed, and opened the door. Outside the door, Ms. Smith was expressionless: "Ms. Hebert, Mr. Frank told you before he left that you can't go anywhere until he comes.