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The Kiss that Sparked it All novel Chapter 2516

“Why do you have to meddle so much? You're well aware that sometimes, too much interference can make things worse."

"That's easy for you to say, but you know how I am. How can I just sit back and watch when there's someone with ulterior motives lurking around my grandson and his wife? I have to warn her. This woman has far more going on upstairs than she lets on. I've warned her before – she even slipped some sleeping pills into Balfour's milk! If we hadn't caught on in time, who knows what she might've done!"

This revelation took Magnolia by surprise. "No wonder you're so blunt. We can't have someone with a hidden agenda hanging around them. But from what I see, Balfour and Ivy seem to be head over heels for each other. I doubt any outsider could wedge their way between them. You should relax on that front."

The mention of the young couple brought a satisfied smile to Alyssa's face. "Their relationship has flourished recently. When Balfour first brought Ivy home, they were both so stiff, thinking we old folks couldn't tell! But love is blind, and we see all too clearly. I'm quite taken with Ivy, but if Balfour wasn't into her, there would be no helping it. Now, they're both smitten, and I'm just waiting for some good news. A new addition would be the icing on the cake. But Ivy's an actress, and both of them are still young and ambitious. They'll want to build their careers a bit more, and that's all up to them."

Magnolia watched Alyssa's spirits lift and felt her own worries ease.

"That's the spirit. Their love is growing stronger by the day. You should ease up on the worrying for their sake, and for mine – I'm planning on many more years of our chats."

Alyssa's eyes crinkled with laughter. "Of course."

Ivy was certain she wasn't drunk.

Just a bit blurry-eyed, she wondered why Balfour, who stood firmly before her, suddenly seemed to have doubled.

And he kept teasing her with that glass of red wine.

"Ha, want another drink?"

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