Let Her Go for Her

"What's wrong?" Grandma looked at Callan Handerson and asked in confusion, "Is this watermelon not sweet?" Callan took out a piece of paper from the box of tissues on the table and gracefully wiped the corner of his mouth. He shook his head indifferently, casting a cold shadow on his tall nose bridge. "No, it's very sweet, grandma." After saying that, he turned his eyes to Savannah Lea, who had not dared to look at him yet, and said in a neutral tone, "You're going abroad. Why didn't you discuss it with me?" Savannah had expected him to have such a reaction, so she fidgeted back and forth on her chair uneasily and remained silent. Grandma was shocked. She looked at her granddaughter and asked, "Savannah, haven't you discussed such a big thing with Callan? You are too ignorant... How can you make your own decisions without even telling your boyfriend? How can you be so self-important?" Although grandma loved her granddaughter dearly, her words were obviously said in consideration of Cal