As soon as Emma was in Mrs. Carlisle's arms, she did not act shy and took the initiative to kiss Mrs. Carlisle's cheek, then sweetly called out "Grandma" in Yat Nation's language.
Mrs. Carlisle hastily let out a couple of "eh eh" sounds and trembled as she lowered her head to kiss her granddaughter's soft cheek, murmuring 'good, good,' then she said to Alicia Carlisle, "Go, go quickly, take out my bracelet."
This bracelet was a family heirloom from Mrs. Carlisle's maternal home, typically passed from mother to daughter.
Back then, Bighead Carlisle, being addicted to gambling and having squandered the family fortune, had once set his sights on this bracelet. At that time, the usually meek Mrs. Carlisle who had endured her husband's bullying, finally fought back but in the process was pushed out by her husband and hit her head on the cabinet, fainting on the spot.
