Memories Of The Night 342 Chapter 342: I'm Your Relative

This great temptation strikes Farrah.

She does feel guilty and that it is not good to rob Katrina of her ident.i.ty and status.

But after considering again, Farrah thinks that Katrina has given her the necklace, hoping to bring her luck.

Now, luck is in front of her. She should accept it, right?

This is not stolen or robbed by her. It is given to her by Katrina.

What's more, Katrina is now dotted and loved by Aaron, a handsome and rich man.

They have a baby now, and Aaron has just proposed to her.

Katrina is already happy.

For Katrina, the t.i.tle of the granddaughter of the Simon family is just the icing on the cake, but for her, it is timely a.s.sistance.

With this t.i.tle, she won't have to work so hard to make a living.

With this t.i.tle, she won't be helpless when she and her brother are bullied.

With this t.i.tle, she can pursue the man she loves openly and honestly.

If she can become Eric's granddaughter, her life will change dramatically.

She will change her ident.i.ty from a nurse growing up in an orphanage to a wealthy girl in the upper cla.s.s.

She is just secretly sharing some of Katrina's happiness and fortune.

Anyway, they are besties.

Katrina has always been saying that she wants Farrah to be happy.

So even if Katrina knows about it, Katrina won't blame her, right?

After a period of consideration, Farrah finally decides to replace Katrina and accept the ident.i.ty.

Farrah, with tears in her eyes, looks at Eric, her lips shaking slightly, "Are you really my grandfather?"

Eric's wrinkled face is filled with sadness, "Of course I am! My granddaughter, I hope you won't hate me. During these years, I'm repenting every day. If it hadn't been for my persistent objection to your mother being with your father, your mother would not have left me, your parents would not have died, and you would not have led a wandering life in poverty, suffering so much."

Farrah shakes her head immediately, with tears coming out of her eyes, "How can I hate you? I have never expected that I still have a relative in this world!"

Farrah's tears make Eric even sadder.

Eric comes over and wipes her tears with a handkerchief.

"Don't cry, my dear. I'm your relative, and you have so many uncles and brothers. They are all your relatives. No one dares bully you later. No one dares to make you suffer grievances."

"Grandpa!"

Farrah finally can't help but hold Eric tightly.

Hearing her say "Grandpa"…

Eric can't help but weep, holding her in his arms and patting her on the back with a soothing touch.

He has waited for so many years and looked forward to so many years. Although he has never heard his daughter call him "Daddy" again, he has heard his granddaughter call him "Grandpa".

At this moment, everyone can imagine how excited and complicated his mood is.

"Just come back! It's alright! What's your name, dear?"

"My name is Farrah Jones. This is my name since I have memories. Maybe... It is the name given to me by a human trader. I used to be a force to beg."

"Farrah Jones..."

When Farrah mentions the origin of her name and recalls her childhood life as a money-begging tool, Eric can't help grieving.

In the future, he only wants to make up for the suffering she has suffered in the past two decades.

After the embrace, Farrah's tear gradually stops under Eric's comfort.

Eric says, "Farrah, I hear that you've rented a small apartment in a neighborhood far from the hospital. How about coming back home from tomorrow? Come and live with me. Your uncles and brothers will often come back. You are getting to know each other."

Now that Eric has found her, he naturally doesn't want his precious granddaughter to wander outside again.

He wants her to come back to live with him. He wants her to stay with him.

Hearing Eric's words, Farrah is certainly happy.

Moving into the Simon family...

It means that Eric has acknowledged her ident.i.ty. It means that she has become the granddaughter of the Simon family.

Since she can live in such a luxurious villa, of course, she doesn't want to live in her own small rented house.

In addition to the crude and straightforward environment there, she has to be on guard against the landlord's rising rent, even facing the situation of being driven out.

Renting someone else's house is not so dependable.

But if she moves in alone, what about Patton?

Farrah thinks for a moment and says hesitantly, "Grandpa, it's tough for us to meet again. Certainly, I'd like to move in with you since you're my family. I'll be filial to you. But…"

Noticing her hesitation, Eric immediately asks with concern, "What's wrong?"

Farrah replies slowly, "When I was a child, besides me, there was still a little boy a few years younger than me, who was also caught and forced to beg by the human trader. Later, we still stayed together when we were in the orphanage. For so many years, we've treated each other like family. I had always treated him as my own brother because the human trader was forced to take sleeping pills when he was a child; his IQ was low and could not live independently. I can't leave him alone. He won't be able to live any longer if without me."

When Farrah talks about the past, Eric feels even more moved by her.

"In such a difficult environment, you are still taking care of people who are weaker than you. You have been persistent for many years and have not given up. You are really great. You're just like your mother, as good as her. Your mother is also very kind, always with a good heart to face all people."

In the past, his little daughter, Jessica, has always been spoiled by him, more or less a little willful.

But she is a very kind girl.

When she saw street cleaners sweeping the streets in the scorching sun, she would buy lots of water for those hard-working cleaners.

When she saw some children could not afford to go to school because of their poor families, she will immediately pay him tuition and living expenses to help him complete his studies.

She helps others, not because of hype, nor to leave a good reputation.

She just relies on her instinct and pure kindness to help everyone in need.

Eric is half happy, and half worried when he finds his daughter like this.

Fortunately, his daughter has a kind heart.

The worry is that his daughter is too kind and simple. She may be hurt in the future.

Now, hearing about Farrah's kindness, Eric seems to think of his daughter.

Fortunately, his daughter's kindness has been inherited to his granddaughter.