Daniel hadn't even had a chance to explain when Toph returned excitedly with two large plates of food. "Wow, these are all my favorites! Uncle Daniel, this hotel is amazing! By the way, can I stay here for a few nights? I want to try the late-night snacks!"

"Stay as long as you like." Daniel chuckled. "I only thought of having you all over at home for safety and comfort, so I didn't consider the hotel. If you like it, I'll arrange it."

"Thank you, thank you!"

Except for Toph, who was fully engrossed in eating, the other three exchanged glances, halting the previous conversation with an unspoken understanding.

"Hmm?" Chris noticed Toph's sketchbook and casually picked it up. "You're really dedicated now, carrying it everywhere!"

"It's the professional ethics of an illustrator." Toph puffed his cheeks. "Inspiration strikes at any moment.

I have to jot it down. When I see something beautiful, be it a person or scenery, I have to record it as a reference."

"Not bad." Daniel smiled lightly, flipping through it and surprisingly finding a portrait of Maisie inside.

explained, "I used Aunt Maisie's image as a reference for the female lead, with some modifications... The male lead hasn't appeared in these sketches yet, and I'm having trouble

Daniel! How about

that, he immediately set down his cutlery, grabbed a brush from his bag,

in the

in no time,

bad!" It was the first time Chris had seen Toph draw live. He teased, "If you set up a stall on the street for

"Come on!"

I introduce you to my police friends? You could help draw wanted

"I actually helped Lina out

"What?"

the missing Pammy from the Thompsons, but I figured it out! Because when I

so?" Daniel froze. "Then... have you

a long time ago," Toph said. "We met at an art exhibition, and we drew each other's portraits as

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