When the Wind is Sweet: The Fairy Tale of Mr. and Mrs. Lancaster-Chapter 991: Longing in the Moments Shared Online

"Faye, Grandpa misses you too." The old man’s eyes filled with tears, his voice trembling as he spoke, "Grandpa wants to see you too." Even though he was aged, he was willing to endure the long journey.

Listening to everyone expressing their desire to see her, Gia felt a bit troubled.

Because this was the Xavier Family’s home, not her own, and she was a guest here.

Bringing so many people here at once would be somewhat impolite.

"I’ll come to see you all. Just send me the location on WeChat later," Gia said softly, hoping not to inconvenience others, "It’s not convenient for us to meet at the Xavier Family’s house."

At this moment, Adrian Lancaster spoke up, "How about I come to pick you up? I’ll bring the child with me too!" As long as he could meet her, he was willing to do it any way.

"I can come by myself, just give me the address," Gia didn’t want to trouble him; she just wanted to see the child. After all, there’s a blood connection, and she had memories of this child.

"I want to come get you, that way I’ll feel more at ease," Adrian, the doting husband, insisted, "It’s decided then; I’ll hang up the phone and add you on WeChat, make sure to accept it."

With that said, he ended the call and eagerly added her on WeChat.

The message requesting to add her on WeChat sent by President Lancaster arrived, and Gia pressed agree.

Soon, Adrian Lancaster sent her a text—

[Wait for me at the Xavier Family’s house, I’ll text you when I arrive. I’m leaving now.]

She didn’t reply, just stared at his profile photo for a long time, feeling no sense of familiarity.

Sitting on the bench, Gia opened his Moments.

Unexpectedly, it wasn’t set to be visible for only three days; she scrolled through post by post.

As the president of Prestige Group, he rarely reshared company news. He posted once a week, usually just text, occasionally with a scenic photo, with a lingering sense of melancholy in his words.

And the posting times were often in the dead of night; he must have been suffering from insomnia...

[I’m grateful that longing is silent, yet sigh for its silence.]

[There’s no way to dispel this love; it merely moves from the brows to weigh on the heart.]

[Unintentional longing is so painful, painful enough that even memories are hard to touch.]

[Faye, I miss you.]

The last post was so straightforward, it made Gia feel an indescribable sense of distress, a slight stirring of emotion in her heart.

As she scrolled further, she saw photos of a happy family of three, was the girl in the photos her? She looked somewhat similar, yet not entirely.

Argent.

The Lamborghini left The Lockwood Old Manor and stopped under a certain apartment building.

The car window was open, Adrian Lancaster sat in the driver’s seat, turning his eyes to the doorway.

Soon, Chloe Gable entered the elevator and ran towards the car—

"Adrian! Where is Faye?! Where is she?"

"Mom, get in the car," Adrian, racing against time, didn’t get out.

Chloe took a glance inside, opened the front passenger door, and slipped into the car, noticing the absence of Faye in the back seat, "Are you taking me to see her?" She was really excited.

"This is the identification report, take a look." Adrian handed it over happily, "Yes, we’re going to see her now."

The middle-aged woman fastened her seatbelt and quickly reached out to take it.

As her son-in-law continued, "On Grandpa’s birthday night, I came across a girl who looked very similar to Faye, it’s fortunate I didn’t miss the chance then. I found an opportunity to talk to her, collected a few strands of her hair, and got it tested; she’s really Faye."

This left Chloe Gable bewildered, unable to grasp it.

The car started and headed towards the villa, they were going to pick up little Joy before heading to Jadepoint.

"Similar to Faye? What do you mean? Couldn’t you recognize her?"

"Her appearance has changed somewhat, she must have been injured on the face and got it repaired later," Adrian explained with empathy, "I heard she barely survived, was in a coma for a month, and was rescued by the Xavier family."

These words hit Chloe Gable hard, her face turning pale instantly! In a coma for a month? How serious were her injuries?