Chapter 24: But He Looked Up At The Moon

Abbie didn't dare to speak, but she couldn't help feeling annoyed when she heard old Mr. Foley speaking well of Cheyenne. After all, Abbie was the one who loved Kelvin the most! "I don't care, you have to go and bring Cheyenne back for me, or else I won't eat dinner tonight," said old Mr. Foley. In one moment he was a fierce old man, and in the next he was like a child who never grew up. But Kelvin remained cold as usual. Impatiently he said, "I've told you that we're divorced and there's no chance of us getting back together. Grandpa, please give it up." With that, he stood up decisively and grabbed his suit jacket before heading upstairs. The hall was suddenly empty except for an angry old Mr. Foley and a nervous Abbie. What should she do now that Kelvin had left? Trying to please the old man, Abbie smiled lightly at him. "Grandpa, don't be angry anymore. Kelvin has his reasons." "What reasons?" asked old Mr. Foley. "I know Miss Lawrence is an excellent person, but I di