Panic.

The conversation continued:

"We were walking down the hallway, with me trying to catch up to him; when we arrived, Katherina was on top of that guy, Will, she kissed him and said they were... " I hadn't finished talking when Nadia smiled from ear to ear as if she had realized something. - Why are you smiling, grandma?

"You called me grandma." She exclaimed softly and kissed his temple. Harrison felt like an eight-year-old boy again. "She's smiling because... I had to be the one to figure it all out!" She exclaimed and laughed. "They are so blind."

"Tell me what you realized."

"I won't tell you." Harrison snorted. "Don't snort at me, young man." Nadia hit him with the cloth she was using to take out the cookies and laughed.

"Then, tell me."

"They'll figure it out on their own, you, my little smart one, will figure it out."

"How... tedious." He made a gesture of what was said, and Nadia laughed. "I just need all of this to end. I'm tired of seeing Tom cry."

"Let him cry. That way, he'll