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Chapter 466

Chapter: 466

In the dining room, she took the main seat at the head of the table before everyone else settled down. The table was deadly silent and everyone ate in silence.

“Help yourself.” Leon suddenly broke the silence. He picked up a piece of fish and put it into Lois’ bowl. Lois looked at Leon in pleasant surprise and nodded shyly.

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“You too,” she said softly.

Everyone was shocked by Leon’s action. This wasn’t like him at all. The Leon they knew always kept a physical and emotional distance from Lois. From always ignoring her to picking up food for her? That was most certainly a shocker.

Claudia and Madison, though surprised, were relieved.

Millie unconsciously stopped eating as she dove back into her thoughts. Perhaps Leon had cto realize how important Lois was to him since he almost lost her.

The saying was true after all; you only realized how much you loved something after you lost it. “Why aren’t you eating? What’s on your mind?”

This time, it was Marcus’ voice that pulled Millie out of her thoughts.

She blushed and didn’t dare look up at him.

How could he notice that she wandered off?

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Instead of answering him, Millie just continued eating.

After dinner, Claudia called Millie to the quaint tea room. After sitting down, she picked up a tea cup and was about to pour tea for Millie. Seeing this, Millie rushed forward and grabbed her hand.

“Letdo it, grandma.”

Claudia smiled gratefully at her and said, “Alright then. | guess it’s tforto try your own tea.” After a short deliberate pause, she asked, “How about you and Marcus? How are you guys doing?”

Millie was taken aback by these questions. But then, she gracefully put on a happy expression on her face and answered, “We’re doing well, grandma. We love each other very much and | feel really good with him.”

“Really?” She wasn’t convinced.

She knew her grandson perfectly well. He was always cold and aloof. It was difficult to believe that he would get along so well with Millie. Or that he wouldn’t bully her and make life difficult for her.

Millie stopped and looked at the old woman before answering as convincingly as she could, “Yes, grandma, really. We're doing well.”