Ms. Escape: Marrying to Run, Fighting to Rise Novel

Chapter 297 Cried Their Hearts Out "Bug good," Nina said. The bugs didn't bite Nina, only Noah. Noah couldn't understand why. He didn't dare touch the bugs anymore, only squatting on the ground to watch. They were hiding behind a tree. Being so small, they weren't easily spotted at first. The guests attending the funeral feast didn't notice them. Finished The guests were also from the village. Having finished their meal, they walked out slowly, chatting. "Gabriel's grandson seems like a filial boy. Keeps asking for his grandpa." "It's sad. The child doesn't understand anything.

He doesn't know his grandpa isn't just asleep... he's gone." "Once you're gone, you're gone. What a shame about Gabriel." "That little grandson of his... he's probably going to keep asking." "Absolutely. It's hard for the parents, too. How can they just tell a child, 'Your grandpa is dead, you'll never see him again'?" "The poor kid would be heartbroken." The two adults went back and forth. And behind the tree, both children heard every word clearly. Noah was completely stunned. "Nina, what 'dead'?

No see Grandpa?" Nina knew a little about "death." She had almost been dropped to her death once. She had also dreamed about death. But this was her first time facing the death of someone close. Looking at Noah's searching face, Nina hesitated, then told him honestly, "Grandpa gone. No see Grandpa." 1/3 17:22 Fri, Jan 16 Chapter 297 Cried Their Hearts Out พร.0 66 Finished Noah's world came crashing down. He plopped onto the ground, wailing, "No! No Grandpa gone! Want Grandpa!" Noah cried desperately. The two chatting villagers heard Noah's crying and got startled.

When they got closer and realized it was Noah crying, their hearts sank. Noah heard everything they said. The two adults panicked. They kneeled down, trying to soothe him gently. But before they could calm Noah, Nina, stirred by his crying, started sobbing, too. The two little ones cried harder and harder. The adults were completely out of their depth. "What do we do? What do we do?" Just as the two adults were frantic, the bodyguard promptly alerted their families. When Harper and William saw Nina crying again, they were at a loss. "Mommy," Noah cried, seeing Harper. "Grandpa gone?

Grandpa home? I can see Grandpa?" Noah's rapid-fire questions made Harper's eyes well up. Gabriel had loved Noah dearly. Noah's name was chosen by Gabriel himself. He had treasured the boy. "Noah, he..." Harper was at a loss for how to explain death to him. She took a deep breath, steadied herself, and went on comforting Noah, "Your grandpa isn't here anymore. But he became a star in the sky, Noah. When you miss him, you can look up at the stars. "See all those stars up there?

One of them is your grandpa." While Harper was desperately comforting Noah, Nina clung to William, her chubby little hands gripping him tightly. She was crying between hiccups. "Grandpa. You no die. Nina scared." Nina cried so hard because she thought of her own grandpa. 2/2 17:22 Fri, Jan 16 ... Chapter 297 Cried Their Hearts Out 66 Finished She had a grandpa, too. She didn't want her grandpa to go and didn't want to not see him. As Nina wailed, William held her, feeling like he might cry, too. He said, "Don't be scared, Nina. I get check-ups all the time now. I even exercise.

"Nina is still so little. I will take good care of myself and live until you grow up." William carried Nina aside to comfort her, not doing it in front of Noah. That night, both children cried their hearts out. Nina was scared by Gabriel's death. She clung to William all evening. Nina wouldn't even let the nanny take her for a bath. Finally, William sat outside the bathroom door. Seeing William there, Nina reluctantly allowed the nanny to give her a bath. After her bath, even before her hair was dry, she eagerly stretched out her little arms for William to hold.

William held her and began drying her hair. While the two were settled in, Benjamin and Amelia, returning from their date, arrived home, and both reached for their phones. "Nina didn't call us?" Amelia said, finding it strange given the time. "She always looks for me at night. It's past nine now. Is she still playing?" Nina usually only forgot to look for Amelia when she was completely absorbed in play. Benjamin didn't know what was up with Nina either. He simply video-called William. AdminJ