Chapter 28 Grandpa’s Arrival

When Curtis returned from his last-minute business trip, his chauffeur parked his car downstairs, next to another vehicle. The trip had been hasty, and he hadn't informed anyone about it. He had left in a luxurious car, accompanied by his assistant and secretary, and now he returned in a similarly extravagant vehicle, which stood out in this neighborhood. The driver offered to help Curtis with his luggage, but Curtis declined and asked the driver to leave promptly. Curtis briefly glanced at the car parked next to his. It held three occupants: a young man and woman, along with an elderly gentleman who seemed to be of Daniel's age, albeit in worse health. Curtis didn't dwell on it and prepared to head inside. Just then, a suitcase rolled out of the neighboring car and landed at his feet. Curtis picked it up, and the young men from the car approached him. There was something familiar about the man, Curtis couldn't help but notice. The man had a pleasant appearance with sligh