Lyke Zhekova: "..."
He always feels like the little guy is doing it on purpose.
Did this little fellow figure something out?
Lyke Zhekova was puzzled. He had merely driven Peggy Lewis home.
What could the little one have figured out from that?
Peggy Lewis hadn't spent much time with the little guy during today's competition.
Now they meet again, and Peggy Lewis didn't want to let the little one go.
"Peggy, come in," the Old Madam called out warmly.
"Old Madam," Peggy greeted, "Old Master."
The Old Madam put on a stern face and said, "Why are you still keeping things so formal? Didn't you just call me nicely on the phone?"
Peggy thought to herself that she was neglectful just now.
She regarded the old woman as an ordinary elderly person and naturally called her Grandmother, didn't she?
It was a habit.
After hanging up the phone, however, Peggy realized something.
As the matriarch of the Zhekova family, it seemed inappropriate to call her Grandmother directly.
