He knew that Anne had been angry ever since he'd last spoken ill of her, and she hadn't visited the Linden family home since.
So, he wanted to take this opportunity to make his stance clear.
Nathan Fawcett heard his grandfather and said, "Anne and I have already figured things out. Grandfather, I know you mean well, but it's unnecessary. I'm an adult, and I have my own child now. I will handle my relationship with Anne on my own."
"Fine, so I was meddling! Now, get out." After saying his piece, the old man turned his wheelchair and left.
Butler Shepherd, who had witnessed the exchange, said to Nathan Fawcett, "Nathan, you should leave for now. The old man is a bit displeased."
It was mainly Nathan's attitude just now that had disappointed him.
Nathan Fawcett watched the old man's retreating back and said to Butler Shepherd, "I'll come back to see him later."
Butler Shepherd nodded. "Alright."
Nathan Fawcett took Anne Sutton's hand and walked out the door.
