Chapter 52: Being Petty

"Follow me," Old Ye told Hayden, and then he walked into the house. Hayden followed immediately.

Old Ye barely took ten steps when he suddenly stopped, turning back. His face became frosty when he realised Lucy was following from behind.

"Little ancestor, I didn't ask you to come with me; why are you following me?" Old Ye asked coldly as he glared at Lucy.

If this little ancestor wasn't his granddaughter's friend, he would have tossed her out of the house; he had never seen someone who made him exasperated as she did.

Lucy's face changed drastically, and then her eyes became teary as she asked emotionally, "You just called me an ancestor; am I that old and ugly?"

Old Ye snorted in anger; he felt like smacking her death with a palm, but he couldn't, which made him frustrated and irritated.

He turned around and strode away, ignoring Lucy, but Lucy didn't give up; she chased after him, saying excitedly, "Hey handsome, you have not told me your name."

A strange expression appeared on Hayd