Chapter 330: Allynna’s Concern
"Daughter! Oh my.... you finally come back." Felicia cried in her loud, shaking voice. She stood from her seat and walked fast to greet her little daughter. She really missed her daughter dearly.
A month ago, when Felicia knew that her little daughter would be cultivated for a long time, she was worried. Because it was still winter and Allynna had just married, how could Allynna decide to go to a secluded place to cultivate?
Several times Felicia asked her son Xavier to find out about Allynna’s condition. Still, Xavier never succeeded in finding her because it is said that Allynna shut herself from modern tools and humans. So no one could see her through any media.
When Felicia knows that her heart aches, she never stops worrying about her condition until this morning, she finally receives a text from her. Her daughter informs her that she will come home for lunch. But it was already lunchtime, and her daughter still hadn’t shown up, which made Felicia even more worried. But now, she can calm down after seeing her little daughter in person.
"Allynna, My daughter... let’s eat before talking. It’s past lunchtime. You must be hungry, right?" Felicia pulled her daughter to the dining room. Too happy to meet her daughter, Felicia didn’t notice her son-in-law.
"Mother, my husband...." Allynna tried to signal her mother to greet Leon, who had been standing quietly behind.
Felicia was stunned when she realized there was someone else in the room beside her daughter. In a hurry, she looked back toward Eleon. She smiled and asked him to follow them to lunch.
"Mother, did Father and the others know I’m back?" Allynna asks as she sits in her usual spot, and Leon sits beside her.
"Obviously! Your father will be here soon. While your grandfather and twin brother will be arriving after lunch. They said they are doing an important thing now and can’t leave early. That’s why they can’t have lunch with us..." Felicia paused. She frowned as if her request should be a priority for everyone and not be denied.