A Life Debt Repaid novel Chapter 592

Sean continued, "He really resembles John, and even carries his bearing. Are you really—"

"No, he doesn't," Cordy snapped, cutting him short. "You'd know that he and John have nothing in common if you had the displeasure of his acquaintance."

Sean smiled faintly, actually surprised that the day would come when someone could push Cordy buttons to this extent.

Nonetheless, they returned to his car; Sean took her straight to Cranston House.

Cordy inhaled sharply.

"Nervous?" Sean asked.

"No, just not used to it," she replied.

"Just come back more often, and you'd get used to it."

"Don't bother talking me into it," Cordy said bluntly. "My mom left all those years ago, and that makes it very clear that this place isn't all that nice."

Sean actually had nothing to say about that—his family was really nothing to brag about. Otherwise, his aunt—that is, Cordy's mother—wouldn’t have cut all ties with Sean's grandfather just to run away from home.

As they strode into the front hall, they found Jesse, Sean's grandfather, already waiting for them.

The whole family was there with him.

Sean's father Liam and his wife Lana Quayle, along with Sean's brother, sat next to Jesse. Liam's younger brother Paul was in turn seated with his wife Demi Larkin, and with them were their children Linus and Nicole.

Their relationship was certainly conflicted and rife with power struggles; had John survived, Sean would already have him here to help with his bid to become heir.

Since the entire Cranston extended family stayed together at Cranston House, Cordy had to deal with all of them whenever she returned.

Although she didn’t like it, she was mature enough to show some basic manners.

She greeted everyone, and then Jesse kindly beckoned her to sit by his side.

Cordy could feel that Jesse was very nice to her, and even heard that Jesse used to spoil Evelyn to bits since she was his only daughter.

That further begs the question—what caused such a terrible argument between Evelyn and Jesse?

Was there some sort of unspeakable secret involved?