Chapter 110

Grace spat out a grape skin, popping another grape into her mouth. She chewed slowly, listening to James complain about her. He was right, but no one would believe him. In Oliver's eyes, Grace was the epitome of gentleness and charm, while Juniper saw her as pure, honest, and sincere. Meanwhile, Peter found her obedient yet cheeky. Peter dismissed James' accusations with a simple, "You're lying." James sputtered, "Grandpa, I'm telling the truth!" "If you badmouth Grace again," Peter warned, "Oliver will have your hide." Peter glanced at Oliver beside Grace. This man, usually cold and distant with women, was actually feeding Grace a grape, asking, "Is it sweet?" "Very," Grace replied in a coy tone. James' jaw hit the floor. "Uncle Oliver," he stammered, pointing at Grace, "she hits people!" Oliver didn't believe him. Frustrated, James turned to Juniper. "Mom, she knows how to fight! Have you forgotten that you two fought?" "So do I," Juniper countered. "Any problem with tha