The next day, the three elderly Williams family members took the early morning flight, and Hope Williams took the one at noon. Hope deliberately visited Director Woods that morning to request leave from the hospital.
Hope did not plan to go for long, so she didn’t bring many things.
In the noon, Waylon Lewis personally drove Hope to the airport, and the two little ones insisted on following, silently wiping their tears in the back seat.
After getting out of the car, the two little ones clung to Hope for a long time, repeatedly telling her to come back soon.
Hope looked at the two little ones, their eyes red, and stretched out her hand to wipe their tears, "Mommy is not leaving forever, why are you crying?"
"I don’t want to be away from Mommy."
Upon being asked by Hope, the two little ones felt even more aggrieved.
Hope quickly comforted them, "Alright, no more crying. Mommy will come back as soon as possible. I will video call you, okay?"
Luke and Willow blinked their misty eyes, "Okay."
Hope smiled slightly, "Good kids."
Thomas Hughes stepped forward to remind, "Madam, it’s time to start boarding."
Hope stood up and looked at Waylon with a slight frown on his face. She smiled, "I’m leaving now; I’ll be back soon. Don’t miss me too much."
Waylon grabbed Hope’s hand helplessly, "Already missing you."
Hope helplessly smiled, leaned in, and kissed Waylon on the cheek, "Be good, I’m going now, bye-bye, bye-bye Luke and Willow."
The four of them were cloyingly sweet for a while before Hope could finally pull away.
Once on the plane, Hope’s seat was by the window, surrounded closely by Nolan and others, protecting her thoroughly.
And these four individuals were expressionless, sitting erect with vigilant, sharp eyes continuously scanning the surroundings, creating an incredibly powerful aura.
Hope could feel how cautious the flight attendants were while speaking.
At three in the afternoon, the flight landed.
Unlike before, Nolan and the others didn’t stay hidden this time but followed directly behind Hope.
The entrance of the airport at this moment was bustling.
Several black cars quickly stopped. Ted Williams looked at Elder Williams through the rear-view mirror, "Grandpa, Little Hope should be coming out soon."
Elder Williams rolled down the window, his gaze deep as he looked out and sighed, "She is finally back."
To avoid further complications, Elder Williams came personally to pick up Hope.
"You two go to the entrance and pick her up," Elder Williams ordered Ted and Harry Williams.
"Hmm." The two stepped out of the car; Harry Williams was a bit reluctant, feeling uneasy about deceiving Hope.
If anything truly happened to Hope because of this trip, he wouldn’t know how to face her.
Meanwhile, Joseph Sanders was lying by the car window in another Maybach, a pair of binoculars aimed at the airport entrance, carefully scanning each person.
Joseph nudged Zoey Sanders, who was squeezed next to him, "Did you see your sister-in-law yet?"
Joseph snatched the binoculars from Zoey’s hands, "Let me look."
Zoey unapologetically grabbed Joseph’s hair, "You wouldn’t notice someone walking right in front of you; move over, let me look."
"You’re comparing your 500-degree nearsightedness to me."
Zoey exploded, "Who the hell has 500 degrees? I clearly only have 490."
"Stop pulling, stop pulling, that’s sister-in-law, isn’t it?"
The two siblings quickly fixed their gaze on the airport entrance.
Zoey slapped his thigh, "The most beautiful one there, definitely her."
Joseph twitched his mouth, "Next time slap your own thigh."
As the two were about to get out of the car, Joseph squinted his eyes and looked at the two figures approaching Hope, his expression becoming serious, "Wait."
Joseph tilted his chin, and Zoey, puzzled, looked toward the airport entrance.
Ted Williams slowly walked up to Hope, his handsome face smiling gently, "Little Hope, Grandpa came personally to pick you up. Let’s go, get in the car."
Nolan stepped forward and blocked Ted, expressionless, "Mr. Williams, you just need to give us the hospital’s address. We can go there ourselves; no need to trouble you."
Ted paused, then reluctantly said, "Actually, Grandma is not at the hospital right now."
Hope’s eyes narrowed, "Not at the hospital?"