Viola Thompson poured the wontons into a bowl of bread.
Fifteen minutes later, Terrence Lentz returned with wonton filled with cabbage stuffing.
This time, Mrs. Thompson sent Terrence back to buy them again, complaining that they were not tasting right.
Anyone could tell, Mrs. Thompson was intentionally messing with Terrence.
But Terrence didn't get angry, he even smiled and said, "Alright, grandma."
After Terrence left, Viola said in disbelief: "Grandma, are you testing him?"
"Mhm," Mrs. Thompson nodded, "The most important thing about a man is his temperament. That boy has a good appearance and demeanor, except his temperament is unclear. I need to carefully oversee this."
She can't let her only granddaughter be deceived.
Viola continued, "Grandma, I wanted to ask you a question."
"Go ahead."
Viola asked, "How did you suddenly think of going to St. John's Co-Cathedral to pray for me? I remember you didn't believe in these things."
Mrs. Thompson only believed in herself.
