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Recognizing those two people as his grandchildren whom he hadn't seen in thirty years, the old man covered his face and cried silently, while the old woman rushed over, clinging to her grandson's sleeve, wanting to say something but too overwhelmed to utter a word.
The two elderly folks were completely enamored with their grandson, having already forgotten about their daughter who was returning home for the first time in over thirty years.
A hint of loneliness flashed in Melinda Linton's eyes as she stood inside the door, not knowing what to do.
Sienna Thornton quietly walked in and took her hand: "Let's go sit inside."
Henry Linton and his wife also came in, and Henry patted Melinda's shoulder: "Come, big sister, come in and have some hot tea. Lunch is ready and it's all your favorites."
Upon hearing this, Melinda smiled through her tears: "After all these years, you still remember what your big sister likes to eat?"
