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Chapter 349,1

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Chapter 349,1

Chapter 349.1 Imogen You Are Not Wrong (1)

Imogen and Troy took Grace back to Marshall villa at noon on Sunday.

“Great–grandma, we are here to visit you!”

Grace let go of Imogen’s hands and ran toward her great–grandma.

“Hey, Grace, I miss you so much.”

Layla was reading the newspaper on the balcony deck chair with her glasses.

Hearing the sound, she put down the newspapers and took off her glasses. As she walked to the living room, she waved to Grace and asked with a smile, “Are you coming with Troy and Imogen?”

“Yes.”

Layla leaned forward to hug her.

Grace whispered in her ear, “I call her Imogen now, and Imogen doesn’t reject.”

In the past, Imogen always kept some distance, but now…

“Okay, okay.”

Layla stood up, a relieved smile on her face.

She was naturally happy to see the two reunite.

Layla liked Grace’s naughty look, but when she noticed that Grace and Troy looked alike, Layla became nervous.

Coupled with Emily’s attitude towards Grace, Layla became more and more suspicious of Grace‘ identity.

But suspicion could only be suspicion. Before everyone brought it up, she could not turn it into reality by bringing it up.

Otherwise, what should Troy and Imogen do?

Troy and Imogen came in one after another and greeted Layla with a smile.

“Hey, why are you two here together today?”

Layla looked at the pretty couple before her, smiled, and sat on the sofa. “Have you made a date to come together?”

Listening to the joking tone of Layla, Imogen relaxed a little.

Troy glanced at Imogen and said with a smile, “Grandma, don’t ask about this.”

“Okay, okay, I won’t ask anymore.”

Layla thought Imogen was shy when she saw Imogen’s dodging eyes and her strange expression. Daisy brought drinks and fruits, and the two talked with Layla.

Listening to Layla’s affectionate words, Imogen felt increasingly tormented and ashamed.

Layla didn’t know the truth, which made her feel worse. She suffered from inner struggle and entanglement, but she still couldn’t let Layla know.

She would rather Layla knew the truth and scolded her.

But Imogen understood that Grandma was getting older and could not withstand the blow, so hiding the truth from her was more appropriate.

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Chapter 349.1 Imogen You Are Not Wrong (1)

After lunch, they sat with Layla for a while before leaving.

Troy turned the steering wheel and glanced at the rearview mirror. “Don’t worry, even if grandma knows the truth in the future, she won’t blame you.”

“I just… alas…” Imogen sighed.

It was true that Leo was related to her father’s death, but Layla and Henry were unaware of this, treating her like their own granddaughter. So she was afraid of breaking their hearts.

“Imogen, you are not wrong.” Troy said, “If someone doesn’t understand you or accuses you of this, it only proves that person is different from you and is not worthy of your trust.”

Imogen pressed her lips, knowing that Troy was right.

But… her childhood experience had made her a people pleaser, especially when it came to friends. and family, not to mention that her biological relatives were no longer alive, and she was not close with Aaron and Judith, so Layla was the only elder relative left for her, whose attitude mattered a lot for her.

“Troy, Imogen, what are you talking about?” Grace raised her little face and asked curiously.

Troy smiled and said, “Imogen did something, and she was afraid it would make your great grandma unhappy.”

Hearing this, Grace leaned into Imogen’s arms, raised her little face, and smiled at Imogen. “Imogen, don’t be afraid, I will always support you. If great–grandma is angry with you, I will help you convince her!”

Listening to Grace’s childlike words and looking at Grace’s fair and delicate skin and her chubby little face, Imogen felt relieved and pinched her little nose. “Thank you. Grace.”

“You’re welcome. It is my duty!” Grace chuckled and said casually, “I must attend school tomorrow. Imogen, will you see me off?”

“I’m afraid it won’t work. I have to catch a flight tomorrow morning.”

Before Grace could speak, Troy asked, “Catch a flight? Where are you going?”