Come To Me (Amelia and Patrick)

As there was no reply from Florence, Nora glanced at her in a reflexive manner.

But she found that Florence had stood up at some point. She was looking at a point in front of her blankly and was thinking of something in a daze.

Seeing this, Nora could not help but to follow her gaze. However, similar to Florence previously, she could only see Amelia's head because she was sitting down.

Nora turned her puzzled face back. She asked Florence, who was standing there blankly, "Florence, what are you looking at?"

"Huh?" Florence came back to earth. "Nora, are you talking to me?"

Nora's eyes were filled with worry as she said, "Yeah, I saw you suddenly stand up. I'm curious is there anything that caught your attention? Then, you haven't responded yet, so I was a little worried."

After Florence sat down, she laughed heartlessly and said, "Heh, I'm fine! It's just that my butt hurts a little after sitting for a long time. That's why I stood up to take a break."

Florence did not say the truth in detail. In fact, she was just happy to see Patrick find a woman he could love and rely on once again. Coincidentally, this woman happened to be his lawfully wedded wife. She was so happy that she was a little absentminded.

Seeing Florence smile so widely that her eyes could hardly be seen, Nora found it strange but she still nodded and said, "It's good that you're fine. Come on, it's your turn to play."

"Okay!"

After half an hour, there came the voice of the doorbell ringing from the door.

Amelia was shocked and was about to get up to open the door, but the numbness on her lap reminded her of the fact that she was stuck.

The doorbell continued ringing.

With a sigh, Amelia shouted to the others, who were almost obsessed with the game. "Florence, Nora, there are guests ringing the doorbell. Can you please open the door?"

Florence managed to give a reply, "Oh! They're not guests. It's gramps, Owen, Howard, and Andrew who came back from the walk!"

As her voice fell, Florence played a card and said to the crowd whose face changed, "I'm sorry, I won again. You can decide whether to pay me or not. It's up to you. I'll open the door for them first, if not they'll be locked outside."

Upon hearing Florence said that it was Gramps Hopper and the others who rang the doorbell, Amelia suddenly came to realization.

No wonder she felt something different when she came down the stairs just a moment ago.

It was because there were only the women of The Hopper Family in the living room, and all the men of The Hopper Family had mysteriously disappeared.

other side, Florence had already opened the door and

the venerable Gramps Hopper was also standing outside the door with them, Florence did not dare

and ignorant, Florence was the youngest in

up and open the door, she would definitely be exhorted to death

knew that Gramps Hopper paid the most

Florence was greatly taken aback by the

front

eyes. But her action was meaningless. The scene in front of her eyes was still exactly the same

could not help murmuring,

Florence and said in a

oh, I

Andrew in his arms asleep. They walked into the house with Howard and Owen protecting from a side

heard Owen say to Gramps Hopper, "Gramps, you must be tired after such a long

that he was not tired, but

he made a fool

who was deeply asleep in

arms.

to be, Owen carried Andrew in his arms while Andrew naturally wrapped his arms around

Andrew's head on his shoulder with an incredible

dad, I'll bring Andrew back to the room to sleep first, and I'll come down to you

Gramps

around

carrying

was sleeping soundly. Florence

noticed that

Gramps Hopper's shoulder. She looked at

if she should remind him or not.

she saw Gramps Hopper standing at the door with Andrew in his arms just now, Florence had complicated feelings that she

knew that Gramps Hopper was Andrew's greatgrandfather and it was not a big deal for him to carry Andrew. But when Gramps Hopper

it was really rare for Gramps Hopper to carry her and her

then, Gramps Hopper had always been strict to them

this old man who pursued seniority actually let go of his previous dogma and superiority and had carried

could not help