My Wife Act Differently Behind Me novel Chapter 912

"I finally have a home of my own," Nicole exclaimed as she looked out to sea.

"I'm going to bring my grandma over to live with me so she can enjoy life in her golden years."

Jared looked at her in puzzlement. "It is not like you are short of money. So why didn't you buy a house and bring your grandma over earlier?"

"If it was a house in my name, Grandma would have been suspicious, which is why I delayed bringing her to live with me. Now it is different; the house is a gift from Grandpa, so I know how to answer if Grandma asks." Nicole was happy as a child at the moment.

"Okay, I will go with you tomorrow to pick up your grandma." Jared loved her so much that he would do anything for her.

Nicole was touched and snuggled in Jared's arms. "I'm grateful to have you."

Jared kissed her hair and hugged her a little tighter.

The next day, Jared and Nicole had breakfast and then set off for the small town where Nicole's grandmother lived.

The weather was clear and cloudless. Jared and Nicole sat in the car, relaxing and listening to music.

"I have hardly ever heard you talk about your grandma, but yesterday on the rooftop, I could tell from the look in your eyes that you had that affection for her that seemed to transcend the bloodline." Jared looked into Nicole's eyes.

"I grew up in foster care in the countryside and lived with my grandma, who is my closest relative in this world. In our small mountain village, remote and poor, many children did not go to school. To make me literate and successful, my grandma walked several miles to the town every day to sell baskets to support my study. I could not bear to see my aging grandma working so hard every day, so I said I did not want to go to school. The result was a furious grandmother. She did not spank me or anything, but hid in her room and quietly cried.

"Since then, I have studied extra hard to give back to my grandma with my best grades. Then I studied computers and earned my first bucket of gold and bought her a new set of clothes, but I never saw her wear them. When I asked her about it, she said she had returned it, saying I shouldn't waste money and that she wanted to save for my future college. I had a fight with her because of that." Speaking of which, Nicole looked out of the car window, her eyes welling up. This was the first time she had told someone about her and her grandmother.