"Just go back normally, Grandma gave birth to you, you are her child. Just like if my son made a mistake and left me for many years, when he comes back, I would still take care of him."
Ivy River began to analyze rationally from a woman's perspective.
"Because children are like flesh ripped from us, carrying them for nine months is no joke, especially when you're an only child. Over these years, could she really not have missed you? No way, I miss my son after just a few days."
"Actually, this is all just your inner thoughts haunting you. There's really nothing going on."
Adrian cried silently on the side.
Ivy River felt annoyed seeing this, "Can you please be honest with yourself? I've said there's nothing going on, it's actually very simple. Just go home, admit your mistake, and Grandma will definitely forgive you."
"Is it true? I'm very worried. I know my mother, she's always had high expectations for me since I was young."
Adrian shook his head, refusing.
