Heiress Unmasked: Shaking the World With Geomancy novel Chapter 166

Despite having had a previous "ghostly" encounter, facing a deceased relative out of the blue still made Bradley's blood run cold.

The old man in the suit was oblivious to his grandson's distress. Happily floating beside Bradley, he chatted away, "I heard your mother bragging to her friends again today. That's my grandson! You got into Jamborough University on your own merits. Now that's the spirit! Don't listen to your father about going abroad. Our top domestic universities are better than those foreign schools..."

Bradley's brow twitched. This old man seemed different from the strict grandfather he remembered.

Before he could fully grasp the situation, two elderly women floated over. If he remembered correctly, one of them was his great-grandmother.

His great-grandmother immediately pulled the old man away.

"Why are you blocking his way? Aren't you aware that you're spreading too much negative energy? You're not young anymore. You should hurry up and reincarnate. You even tried to avoid Angie last time when she came. If she reincarnates, you won't see her again."

Bradley's great-grandmother didn't look much older than the old man in a suit, but he instinctively bowed to her.

"Mom, you died earlier than me. Why are you always rushing me to reincarnate?"

"I'm here to watch over the family! Who told you to listen to those men in Jamborough and move to Seastone? Now you can't go back."

"Mom, that was a long time ago. Besides, our family is doing well in Seastone. The younger generations are successful, too."

As the two elders bickered, another elderly lady spoke up, "Why does Brad look a bit odd? Why is he just standing there at the entrance?"

This lady was Bradley's grand-aunt. Although Bradley didn't remember her well, he knew of her existence.

His grand-aunt had lost her husband early. Since then, she lived with her elder brother and sister-in-law. When the Johnsons moved to Seastone, she had already passed away. Bradley didn't expect his great-grandmother and grand-aunt to have followed them here.

Upon noticing his rigid reaction, his grand-aunt squinted and moved closer to him.

"I think Brad can see us."

Upon hearing the lady's words, the two bickering elders immediately turned to stare at Bradley.

Bradley's expression instantly froze.