"Grandpa and Grandma are getting old now and want to move to the city. We've already found a property in town. You and your mom haven't visited them in years. Tomorrow, I'll send you the address. You should pay the down payment first, and we will share the remaining monthly loan equally.
"The house is already renovated. Once you pay tomorrow, we'll bring Grandpa and Grandma over. You won't need to pay for any fuel expenses, but you will need to take care of their daily needs since we won’t be able to visit often."
Frankie had it all planned out, and Jessie's face immediately darkened.
Back then, she was only a child. After her father died in a car accident and the insurance company had compensated a large sum, all of her cousins appeared to divide most of the compensation. The more absurd part was that her grandparents, instead of mourning their son who had just passed, schemed to get more money.
