Chapter twenty
Zale, feeling uncertain about how to respond, took a seat on the chair positioned at an angle opposite to his grandfather.

Upon laying eyes on the old man who professed to be his grandfather, all of the uncertainties that had plagued him vanished.

He required no external validation to affirm that the old man was, indeed, his grandfather. The unmistakable resemblance between them served as undeniable evidence.

As Zale settled into his seat, he inquired, "I've heard that you're my grandfather. Can you confirm if that's correct?" Despite having a strong inclination that the old man was indeed his grandfather, he desired a definitive confirmation to dispel any lingering doubts.

The old man nodded, a smile gracing his face. The sheer warmth radiating from his smile was a testament to the immense joy he felt upon reuniting with his long-lost grandson.

The loss of his son, Zale's father, had left him with zero hope of ever encountering his own descendant again, making this reunion all the
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