Ella Walters' affection for her grandson was clear as day; the fallen fruit tray, the red eyes, the tears—all were genuine.
Even though Dawson Frost spoke in a stern tone, he made it clear that he indeed had objections to Westin Flores and Lucy Frost being together, but that had nothing to do with his grandson. He didn't dislike Carson Flores because of it.
"Grandma!"
"Grandpa!"
Isn't it his turn to call out to grandma and grandpa, just like his aunt did?
With no emotional barriers, Carson spoke up readily.
"Ah!"
Ella Walters nodded with joy, wiping her eyes, "That's wonderful! If your parents knew we are reunited today, they would be so happy…"
In the time that followed, Ella Walters asked about various things with concern. Since Carson's previous account of his experiences was true, he didn't need to fabricate anything, just truthfully answer.
He wasn't deliberately on guard; it was just a habit ingrained from childhood.
