Chapter 70

　　Aunt Ding was afraid that the old man would fall down on the stairs while answering the phone, so she rushed over to help. 　　Seeing Grandpa and Aunt Ding disappear at the door of the study room on the second floor at the same time, Glenda turned her head without thinking, and focused all her attention on Harold. 　　Sure enough, Harold was also staring at her, but he was far from being as defensive as Glenda, and his smile was always modest. 　　"We haven't seen each other in 3 years, are you okay?" Harold's voice is very nice. 　　Compared with 3 years ago, Harold has changed a little bit. He changed his hairstyle, and is a bit more refined and calmer than before, with a superior temperament. 　　Glenda sat down on the sofa opposite him, stared at him, and asked, "Did you tell my grandfather what I asked for you back then?" 　　Harold shook his head: "No." 　　Hearing this, Glenda finally breathed a sigh of relief. 　　Harold looked at her s