CHAPTER 143

THE BIG BAG OF JEWELLERY

Louisa stood up from her chair and walked towards where Grandpa was sitting.

Although she was crying herself, she could not bear to see her grandmother cry.

She comforted grandma, trying to make her stop crying.

After minutes of comforting her, grandma finally stopped crying and began wiping her tears, sniffing at intervals.

Her eyes were sore red, and her face was nothing to write home about.

Grandma stood up from the chair with the help of Louisa and headed out of the study.

Louisa was by her side as she walked out.

They both walked to Grandma's bedroom.

Grandma sat down on her bed and asked Louisa to go clean the study and lock it.

Louisa nodded and went out of the bedroom. She walked back to the study to go tidy up the place.

She knelt beside the stack of papers and the other items of Grandpa's old box scattered on the floor.

She began picking up the papers one by one and arranging the items and scrutinizing the Palmers if she could find anything useful o

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