Handing Over Alice

George Wilson said to his wife after hearing her, "Honey, I have told you many times about it. He is a great man. Don't call him this. Call him sir. He helped us."

Saying that to his wife, George looked at Rex and uttered, "Don't mind her, sir."

Rex looked at George and said, with a smile on his face, "It's okay. I have no problem to calling me son."

George smiled hearing him. George said, "Actually, we don't have a child. So when my wife sees good people, she sometimes forgets her manners. So forgive her."

Hearing George, Matilda protested her husband's words and said, "If you don't say so, do you think I'll do that? Sir gave me his own blood to save me. No one does this these days. Besides, if I have a child, he would also be at his age. And I believe he also does the same. Only a child can do this. So, what I can do to show my sincerity is to call him son."

George said in a way that he was angry, "No, call him sir. Don’t forget your manners."

Rex listened to them and said, "Okay,