"No. When I looked up, I didn''t see anything. I didn''t see anyone I knew at the market," said Grace.

    She thought of Alicia, but Alicia was seen in the mall. Although the grocery market was close to the mall, Grace thought Alicia had no reason to do such a thing.

    Brian pondered for a while with a solemn expression.

    "Who do you suspect?" Grace asked.

    "Nelson."

    Grace couldn''t ept it. After all, Casper was Nelson''s biological grandfather. Grace thought Nelson wouldn''t do such a thing.

    "You don''t believe me?" Brian looked at her expression and asked.

    "He''s Mr. Casper''s family after all. Although his methods are a little despicable, he''s probably not inhumane to this extent."

    "Grandpa has lived overseas for many years and stopped asking about things in Capern City long ago. He doesn''t have any enemies in Capern City. Who would target an old man like him? Nelson has a motive because although he is now the CEO of Francis Group, Grandpa hasn''t given him all the power."

    Grace frowned and thought about it. She still couldn''t agree with Brian''s point of view.

    She said, "Anyway, pay more attention for the time being. Try not to let your grandpa go out."

    "Okay." Brian looked at her. "Thank you for today."

    *****

    Brian, Grace, and Austin returned to the Francis family on Christmas Eve.

    Unexpectedly, Nelson came back with a woman.

    The person he brought back was from a rich family.

    That girl sat obediently beside Nelson at the dining table. Casper interrogated her

    and learned that she was the daughter of a listedpany owner in Capern City. Casper nodded in satisfaction and then nced at Brian and Grace with aplicated expression.

    If it weren''t for the fact that it was Christmas Eve today, he would probably be furious at Brian again.

    The entire meal was quite harmonious. After all, it was Christmas. No one caused trouble to make others unhappy.

    Casper finished his meal indifferently. Brian found an opportunity to call Casper to the study.

    He closed the door and walked to Casper. He said solemnly, "Grandpa, someone did it on purpose when you were almost hit by a flower pot that day."

    Casper frowned. "What? You mean that someone wants to harm me?"

    Brian nodded. "There was no wind that day and the flower pot was fine. It couldn''t fall for no reason, so I''m that someone did iton

    "

    Casper looked at him solemnly. "What do you mean?"

    "I suspect Nelson," Brian said bluntly.

    "No way." Casper immediately denied his guess.

    Brian analyzed Nelson''s situation with him, but Casper refused to believe that Nelson did it.

    Brian didn''t say anything else when he saw Casper refused to believe it. If Brian continued, he knew Casper would probably think he was petty, jealous, and sowing discord.

    He only said, "No matter what, this matter is strange. Grandpa, you should be careful."

    At night, the family of three returned to the vi.

    There was a delivery on the table.

    Jaclyn must have brought it back before they left.

    Grace saw that the recipient was herself, so she opened it.

    Inside was a blue crystal princess ne. It was a birthday gift from Alicia to Austin.

    Austin took a look and said, "It''s so beautiful."

    Grace looked at her daughter. "Austin, do you like it?"

    "Yes."

    "This is a gift from Alicia. Shall I put it on for you?"