Because He Trusted Him

Hodge said, "You're a grown man. Do you still need an old man like me to teach you what to do?" Jefferson finally understood now. Hodge didn't blame him at all. If anything, he was frustrated at how slow Jefferson was at giving him great-grandchildren. "Hodge, don't worry. I will try my best to fulfill your dream of having great-grandchildren as soon as possible." "Alright, we're done here. You can leave now. Let me have a few words alone with your mother." Hodge waved his hand to dismiss Jefferson. Then he looked at Britney and said with a smile, "If I hadn't done this, would I have been able to get you to show up here, Mrs. Hefner?" Britney finally understood the situation, too. Hodge had asked her to come, not to criticize her, but for other purposes. At this thought, the smile on her face relaxed. "Hodge, you're right. I should have come to visit you earlier, but I didn't. It was all my fault. I'm sorry." "Whether you come to visit me is not the main point. What's important is the