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Alessandro’s POV

"Welcome, dear," Grandma grinned, as I embraced her in a warm hug.

"You look radiant, ma. The ever gorgeous beauty of Santos Island," I grinned, when we broke the hug.

"Oh, please, dear," She scoffed, but giggled anyway. "It's so nice seeing you again. You know I was thinking; what if I never get to see my Alessandro's children before I pass on?"

“Stop thinking like that, ma.” I chided her, and she just gave me a bored look, as we both headed into the dining room, where my mother was sitting and already plating her own food.

Upon seeing Grandma and I, she darted us a smile before averting her focus back to her food.

You see, Grandma had finished her last dose of chemotherapy a week ago, after undergoing a brain tumor removal surgery a month back.

We had all been scared when her neurologist told us that her tumor could metastasize as cancer into her liver and other vital organs.

Thankfully, that didn't happen and now, she was up and active on both feet, without the ai