When it came to a journey, someone was bound to get off at some point and say goodbye.

When it was time for Cloud to go back, everyone sent him off at the airport.

Cloud held Lilly in his arms, a backpack on his back.

That was all he had on him. Two sets of clothes and a bottle of water, as he rushed off to wherever he had to be.

Cloud did not want to let go of Lilly, nagging at her before he left. “Lilly, be good and listen to Grandma! I’m not home all the time, please take care of her for me…”

Lilly nodded. “Mmhmm! Don’t worry, Uncle Cloud!”

Cloud wanted to tell her to remember to call him, but found that he could not bring himself to do such a simple thing.

The nature of his job made it impossible for him to pick up the phone if his family called. Sometimes, he would even need to cut his family off entirely if his job required it.

Other people could call home to talk to their parents if they got homesick.

If he got homesick, all he could do was look at the moon… the one thing that was constant wherever he was.

“Take care.” Blake stroked Lilly’s head, his heart aching. “You might be all grown up the next time I see you.”

It was one of his regrets, not being able to grow up with her.

“Don’t forget Uncle Cloud, alright?” Cloud said half-jokingly.

Lilly nodded. “Don’t worry, Uncle Cloud. I won’t forget you. You can pass on in peace… no, I mean, you can leave in peace!”

Cloud was speechless.why did it feel like changing the phrasing didn’t really do much?

He let out a chuckle, stroking Lilly’s head adoringly. “You and that brain of yours.”

Lilly held onto Cloud’s neck, pecking him on the cheek. “I wish Uncle Cloud the best of health, wealth, prosperity, luck, hopes, love, and dreams!”

Cloud took out an envelope of money…

Oh, he hadn’t brought an envelope. Cloud felt around his pockets, taking out two hundred bucks and handing it to Lilly. “Alright, my darling girl.”

Lilly broke out into a dazzling beam.

Everyone else said, ” ??

time to

these tea-brewed eggs for you, as well as your favorite dumplings, steamed crab roe and shrimp noodles.

drinks with you of course, so just get the air hostesses to get you

lump formed in Cloud’s throat, and he whispered, “Mom, take

nodded, gesturing at him to go.

leave, his reddened eyes full of

be patriotic and filial at the same time. Cloud had known from the second he had decided to

the head of the Crawford Holdings and was thus at home all the time, his second and fifth brother worked in construction and also lived at home. His third and fourth brothers had busy schedules, but were still able to make it home every festive

time coming home, but could call home whenever he was free.

made it easier to leave. Cloud would be filled with

through the checkpoint, turning to wave at everyone

no one in the departure hall

entrance. Lilly was riding

Cloud was speechless.

He finally teared up.

later, he chuckled and shook his head before

Blake was at the wheel, but

cast a glance at a plane taking off not too far

yearning and worry she felt was

the window,

back down in her seat. “Off

that would take four hours. The plan changed to taking the

business class carriage, which looked about the same as a first class cabin on a plane. There were only three seats in a row, and the

screen and reading light, slippers and

Hugh, Bettany, Blake, Lilly and Margaret.

spots, not wanting to waste resources by taking up

running around on the train or making too much

personal vehicles, be it by car or plane. This was her first time

“I’ve got it, Grandma. Can I make

her voice, speaking

at her. “Of course you can. Not disturbing anyone doesn’t mean you can’t do anything at

She had learnt something

down on her seat with excitement and curiosity. She felt around her, adjusting her seat to recline fully before

were full

next to her, smiling as he watched over her while reading.novelxo.com

view on the way was nothing but flowers

and Hugh were having their own free and easy time. Lilly was even freer, her

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