Go Back and I Rule There novel Chapter 41

“Keep your opinions to yourself,” Warner said in a low voice, his handsome features sharp.

Mrs. Yates Sr. wheeled herself closer and said to Warner and his companions, “This is the first time Rosalind has brought friends to the clinic. You kids have a good time. There's tea brewing in the courtyard—it's good for digestion if you’ve eaten a lot. I'm just heading out to buy some shrimp for dinner.”

Mrs. Yates Sr. was a good judge of character and could tell this young man was no ordinary person. She wasn't entirely convinced he was just a friend of Rosalind's, but seeing her granddaughter bring someone home always made her happy.

In the past, Rosalind hadn't been fond of the clinic. She used to complain that spending too much time here left her smelling of herbs, which her classmates would mock her for, so she never stayed for dinner.

She would even visit her grandmother in secret, afraid that Rachel would scold her if she found out.

Mrs. Yates Sr. understood that even though she had raised the child, a girl would always be closer to her mother.

Rachel never had anything good to say about her in front of Rosalind.

Mrs. Yates Sr. knew all of this.

As Rosalind grew older, her visits became less frequent.

Sometimes, six months would pass between visits, and she always claimed to be busy.

But everything changed three months ago after the girl hit her head. Not only did her personality shift, but she also helped renovate the clinic.

Mrs. Yates Sr. was content with this change; she had never expected Rosalind to follow in her footsteps.

After all, she had raised the girl herself and knew her granddaughter had no real talent in this field.

She just hoped Rosalind would make more friends. Her old circle was full of social climbers who vanished the moment she was cast out.

These young people seemed nice, though. At least they were still spending time with Rosalind.

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