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Chapter 94 - 94 94 Her Bad Peach Blossom Luck is at Its Peak
Chapter 94 - 94 94 Her Bad Peach Blossom Luck is at Its Peak
?Chapter 94: Chapter 94 Her Bad Peach Blossom Luck is at Its Peak Chapter 94: Chapter 94 Her Bad Peach Blossom Luck is at Its Peak Although Lydia Patterson had already experienced a “ghost sighting” once, facing a person who was supposed to be dead still made her blood freeze for a moment.
The old man in the traditional outfit remained unaware and floated joyfully over to his grandson’s side, swaying back and forth, “I heard your mom bragging to her friends today again. As expected of my big grandson, getting into Capital University purely on your own merits. That’s the way! There’s no need to listen to your dad about studying abroad, our first-class universities in the country are in no way inferior to those foreign schools…”
Lydia felt a twitch in her forehead and realized that the old man seemed somehow different from the strict grandfather he knew before.
Before Lydia could fully process this, two more old ladies drifted over. If she remembered correctly, one of them seemed to be her great-grandmother?
Great-grandma walked over and immediately pulled the old man in the traditional outfit aside. “Why are you blocking the child at the door? Aren’t you aware of the heavy shadow energy on you? You should hurry and reincarnate given your age. Aeliana came up a while ago, and you didn’t dare to meet her. Once she’s reincarnated, you won’t ever see her again.”
Great-grandma didn’t seem much older than the old man in the traditional outfit, but he instinctively bent over, “Mom, you died before me. Why aren’t you in a hurry to go down? Why are you always pushing me?”
“Don’t I have to guard this family? Who asked you to leave Capital Metropolitan and develop in Sea City because of those old men? Now you can’t go back.”
“Oh mom, it’s been so long since that happened, and you’re still nagging. Besides, our family is developing pretty well in Sea City, with a successful grandson.”
As the two old men and women chatted, another old lady suddenly spoke up, “Sister-in-law, why does little Lydia look so strange, standing still at the entrance?”
This old lady was undoubtedly their great-aunt. Lydia, although she couldn’t remember, did know of such a person.
The great-aunt lost her husband early and lived with her elder brother and sister-in-law. She was long gone by the time the Patterson branch moved to Sea City. Lydia never expected her great-grandmother and this great-aunt to continue following their family.
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