Fit For Your Love (Olivia and Everett) novel Chapter 525

The old lady and Wade sat at the head, with members of the Westons and the Wrights sitting on either side.

The old lady looked at Wade and said, "Brother, you have been tired these days. Thank you for your help."

The old lady stood up and bowed to Wade.

She was actually thanking Wade for accompanying Edward on his last days.

How could Wade let her do that, though he deserved it?

He hurried to stop Layla. "Layla, that is what I should do."

Layla shook her head. "I have to do this to show my gratitude."

She insisted on bowing to Wade.

The younger members of the Wrights also stood up and bowed with Layla.

Wade had no choice but to accept it.

He knew Layla a lot. If he didn't accept this, she wouldn't let him leave.

"All right, sit down, sit down."

As the younger generation sat down, Diana rushed over to help the old lady.

The old lady looked much older now and was not energetic as she used to be. Up to now, she was supported by a strong will.

The two of them quickly helped the old lady to sit down, and Cristina helped Wade to sit down.

After sitting down, the old lady said directly, "Brother, my old man should have told you that."

She didn't say what that was, but Wade knew what she was talking about.

It was about Issac, the fourth child of the Wrights.

He was an outstanding man. He loved archaeology very much and became an archaeologist at a young age.

But unfortunately, Issac disappeared in an archaeological study and was gone.

He didn't have a child.

So it was hard to find her just by guessing what she looked like.

But even so, Mr. Wright did not give up.

He wanted to live on, so he did as the doctor said for treatment and actively fight cancer. That was why he could persist for several months.

But he was old and not as healthy as a few years ago, and his illness quickly deteriorated to an uncontrollable level, so Edward called Wade to entrust him with this matter, asking him to do his best to find Issac.

Wade agreed.

"Yes, Edward has told me everything. Don't worry. I'll ask the younger generation to find her when I get back."

Layla nodded. "Brother, thank you."

She didn't say anything else, because Edward had said a lot to Wade before he died.

"You are welcome. That is what I should do. Don't worry. I'll inform you as soon as they find anything."

"Okay."