Lily Bankston felt a tinge of sourness in her heart upon hearing Elly Campbell's words, and her eyes reddened a circle.
Elly saw this and couldn't tell whether such emotions from Lily were feigned or truly sincere.
But she didn't speak, and after a moment, she heard her laugh and say,
"I never thought that at my age, over forty, I'd be a grandmother."
The next second, something seemed to come to Elly's mind; she furrowed her brows and, with tired eyes, also displayed a touch of unease.
"What's wrong?"
Elly furrowed her brow and said, "I don't know if it's just my imagination, but I get the feeling that Adam really doesn't like this child."
Hearing this, a sly gleam flickered in the depths of Lily's eyes, and then she said,
"How is that possible? This is Adam's child; how could he not like it? Maybe you're just overthinking?"
Elly pursed her lips, looking at Lily as if she found it difficult to speak.
"Aunt Lily, you're family, so I'll just tell it to you straight."
