“Auntie Tate, can I really be that good?” Lilly asked.
Avery: “Of course. What you wants to do in the future, we can work towards that goal now. You can tell Auntie Shea your secret in the future, or you can tell me. We are all your best friends.”
Lilly: “Well!”
The next morning, it was less than 7 o’clock. Layla and Robert got up one after another.
The weather was not very good thatday, at that point, it was not yet bright outside.
Layla planned to put a box of hairpins in her schoolbag, and when she got to the mountain, she would give it to the little girls.
She had several drawers of hair clips, many of which had not been opened after receiving them.
Robert also felt itchy when he saw his sister preparing gifts.
“Sister, what gift should I give them?” Robert didn’t have anything like hairpins.
His toys were all big. There’s no way he could drag a bunch of toys up the mountain!
“You are so young, you don’t need to give them gifts!” Layla glanced at her brother.
Robert pursed his lips, as if he was not very happy.
After Layla chose the hairpin to bring up the mountain, she saw that her brother was still pouting, so she gave him an idea: “Don’t you have a lot of money? You can give them a red envelope.”
Robert: “Oh…”
Layla: “I’m going to look for the red envelope.”
Robert: “Sister, wait for me! I’ll look for it with you!”
The two children ran up and down the house, very lively.
At 8 o’clock, Avery and Elliot got up and went downstairs.
The three children had had breakfast and were playing with toys in the living room.
Robert’s toys were very young and childish to Layla. So Layla mainly took Little Lilly to play with Robert.
Mrs. Cooper brought the breakfast to the table, and then said to Elliot and Avery, “Robert gave each of the children on the mountain a red envelope. It should be alright to give those children a red envelope?”
Avery was very surprised: “He is so young. He mustn’t have thought of doing this?”
Mrs. Cooper: “It was Layla who gave him the idea. Layla planned to send hairpins to the children. Robert saw it and wanted to give gifts to the children on the mountain.”
“It should be no problem to send red envelopes. It’s good to talk to the masters at that time.”
“Well. Avery, can I go up the mountain with you? After all, Robert hasn’t climbed the mountain yet! And the temperature on the mountain is relatively cold.” Mrs. Cooper said.
Avery: “Okay! It might be a little tiring to climb the mountain.”
“Robert is not afraid of being tired, and I’m fine.” Mrs. Cooper said, “I’ll go check what I will bring up the mountain later.”
After Mrs. Cooper left, Elliot sighed.
“Don’t sigh, you definitely can’t climb the mountain.” Avery glanced at him, “Shea also wants to go up the mountain, but brother Wesley won’t let her go up the mountain. If the weather is warm, it’s fine, but now it’s cold, really out on the mountain Anything is troublesome.”
“If I don’t go up the mountain, I’ll stay at home.” Elliot looked away, “Be careful when you climb the mountain. Take some more bodyguards out today!”
“Yeah.” Avery said to Elliot, “Don’t be angry. I’ll take you out when the weather clears.”