Chapter 376 Raylee Goodridge

Halston noticed that Raylee seemed quite intrigued by Alfred, so he continued to speak in a hushed tone. “Ever since Old Mr. Lorimer was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, he was sent to a nursing home by his son. At first, his illness was manageable, and he was no different from a normal person. However, ever since he learned of Jeremiah's death, his mind started to deteriorate. I'm sure you know, even the most luxurious nursing home can never truly feel like home. The old man spends his days wallowing in the sorrow of losing his grandson, spiraling into a state of depression. His days are filled with nothing but sleep and vacant stares into the distance. My grandfather and him have been comrades-in-arms for decades. He couldn't bear to see Old Mr. Lorimer being confined to a nursing home for the rest of his life, so he brought him here to live on the military base for his retirement.”