Chapter 1772: 428: A true biological expert!_3 Chapter 1772: 428: A true biological expert!_3 Upon hearing this, Dolores Frieman felt somewhat embarrassed and said, “Auntie, won’t this be too much trouble for you and Uncle?”

Hazel Edison laughed and replied, “What’s the trouble? Your uncle and I have nothing to do anyway, and we’re just worried you won’t feel at ease! We live in the same complex, so when you come back in the evening, we’ll bring the two kids over to you!”

Hazel Edison was a self-aware person. Since Kevin Ainley couldn’t have children, Dolores Frieman’s kids were their own grandchildren.

After all, these two kids didn’t have a father anymore!

The most important thing was that Hazel Edison genuinely adored Chris and Jessie Frieman, the brother and sister.

Dolores Frieman then said, “If that’s the case, then I’ll have to bother you and Uncle!”

“Not at all, not at all,” Hazel Edison was delighted. “Actually, your uncle has been wanting me to talk to you about this, but he was afraid that you wouldn’t feel comfortable entrusting the children to us old folks!”

She had always envied others who could take their grandchildren to the park to play.

Now it was finally her turn!

Just thinking about it made her very happy.

“What’s there to worry about?” Dolores Frieman said with a smile on her face. “That you and Uncle are so good to the two children is a blessing for me and the kids!”

Relationships are mutual.

Since the Edison couple were so good to them, she naturally wouldn’t treat them badly either.

Chris looked at Hazel Edison, “Grandma, does that mean I can play chess with Grandpa every evening?”

Hazel Edison nodded, “You can, but you have to promise Grandma that you’ll play chess with Grandpa only after you’ve finished your homework.”

“Of course, no problem!”

Dolores Frieman looked at her future mother-in-law and quietly made a decision in her heart.

Hazel Edison, holding the hands of the two children, then said, “Dolores, I’ll head back first.”

“Alright, you go ahead.”

After walking a few steps, Hazel Edison seemed to suddenly remember something and turned back to look at Dolores Frieman, “Oh Dolores, I want to discuss something with you.”

“What is it?” Dolores Frieman asked.

Hazel Edison went on to say, “It’s about that P*D Plan. I heard that the experiment is complete, and I plan to bet all my savings on it.”

Dolores Frieman had made her fortune through this.

If she hadn’t gambled all her savings at the time, she wouldn’t have been able to buy a house in Capital City so smoothly.

It concerned Viola Thompson, so Dolores Frieman naturally had an understanding of it.

Dolores Frieman immediately put down what she was holding and looked at Hazel Edison, “Auntie, are you thinking of betting on the success of the P*D Plan?”

“Yes,” Hazel Edison nodded.

She always felt this was an opportunity, so she wanted to stake all her savings on it.

Dolores Frieman went on to say, “I advise you not to buy it.”

“Why?” Hazel Edison asked, puzzled.

Dolores Frieman looked at her, “Because there are inherent problems with the P*D Plan. If you really want to take a gamble, bet on the experiment failing.”

Upon hearing this, Hazel Edison asked with great curiosity, “Dolores, you keep up with the biological world too?”

Not only did she keep up, she understood it very well.

This was quite a surprise to Hazel Edison.

Dolores Frieman continued, “Auntie, I know Miss Thompson. If she says there’s a problem with the P*D Plan, then there definitely is a problem.”

She trusted Viola Thompson very much.

Hazel Edison didn’t know the relationship between Dolores Frieman and Viola Thompson and continued, “I saw the news; Miss Thompson indeed didn’t seem optimistic about this experiment, but they all say that foreign technology is advanced, and Piloy is a genius girl, so I really wanted to try. But hearing what you said, maybe I’ll just buy a little less–just 100,000 dollars to start with.”

Hazel Edison was a bona fide landlady with several houses, and the elderly couple also had their pensions; 100,000 dollars was truly not much for them.

Hazel Edison had previously mentioned all her savings, totaling over two million.

Dolores Frieman smiled and said, “That’s fine, a small bet for a bit of fun.”

Hazel Edison nodded, “Yes, let’s settle on that. Chris, Jessie, let’s go! Say goodbye to Mommy.”

Chris and Jessie turned back and bade farewell to Dolores Frieman.

Watching Hazel Edison and the children’s backs, Dolores Frieman’s face was full of contentment.

She never thought she would live the life described in books.

Time passed bit by bit, night fell, and the barbecue restaurant began to get busy.

“Boss, table 12 is ready to order.”

“Okay, I’ll be right there.”

Dolores Frieman’s barbecue restaurant currently had only three employees, and when it got too busy, she would take care of the ordering and cleaning the tables herself.