Chapter 60 Conditions

This made the old lady unable to refute it. After all, she believed too much in Gisselle before,which led to the present situation of Athach. The old lady finally gave in and nodded. Conlin, who was sitting in the living room, looked sideways at the kitchen from time to time, and felt even more worried Once again, Conlin looked sideways, saw Athach's clothes, and quickly faced the TV, sitting still. This little affectation didn't escape the eyes of the old lady, and it also made her feel quite different about Conlin. The old lady heard that Conlin was not only a madman, but also indifferent to people, but now he was a normal young man. Athach put the fruit on the tea table and sat down beside him. Grandma Ada sat down and looked up at Conlin:"Mr. Greef, I can agree to your marriage, but I have one condition." Conlin sat upright: "Yes." Grandma Ada said with a heavy voice:"I heard that Mr. Greef lived under the age of twenty-eight, so my request was that if Mr. Greef dies unfor