Chapter 24. The Questions

I decided to go with my grandmother back to her suite when she invited me for a talk. She was pouring me a glass of wine, but I took a bottle of whiskey instead and she let me be. She handed me the glass and took a seat next to me on the couch.

"God Gary... maybe I should've told you about this earlier. I felt so relieved now, I had spent years trying to distance myself from you and your family. The dark past, the feud, and all the family quarrels were very upsetting for all of us. Your grandfather had died from a massive stroke because he was shocked at the fact that his only daughter had left him." She said to me while fiddling with her wine glass.

"I loved your mother, but I did blame her for taking away the one person that I ever love, and she had made me a very bitter old woman. I can't even look at your face without being reminded of her." She put her wine down and sighed then looked at me.

"So, you want to know who's your biological father?" She asked as