Olive stopped speaking and smiled as she took the vanilla flavoured ice cream. "I like to eat anything in the original flavour. Thank you."

"You're welcome but I don't like the original flavor, I like chocolate. Then I'll give this green box to Uncle Avery. I only bought it because they said it was nice!" Sheryl passed the matcha-flavored ice cream to Avery.

Avery took the ice cream and let Sheryl take a seat. "You two can sit together."

"Alright."

Sheryl sat down beside Olive and began to tell her some interesting stories about ice cream.

Olive listened but her mind was wandering off. She suddenly realised a problem. She couldn't refuse Sheryl's kindness not because she was Ms. Emerson's daughter, but because she was Sheryl's. She was considerate and she treated Olive as a friend.

Even a child from an ordinary family couldn't refuse Sheryl, let alone herself.

Olive suddenly felt relieved. If she couldn't compete with the sun, then she would join the sun and become part of the light. At least, this way she could feel the heat and not stand in the shadow. Fireworks suddenly exploded in the air.

Countless screams erupted. Sheryl stood up and waved her arms in surprise. "It's beautiful. The fireworks are so beautiful, Olive!"

'No matter how beautiful it was, it passed in a flash.'

Olive thought but she stood up and reached out her hands with Sheryl, trying to catch the firework that could not be caught. "Yes, it's beautiful."

While Sheryl was watching the fireworks, Olive was watching Sheryl.

In fact, apart from friendship, there was another relationship that lasted even longer. It was protecting each other.

Olive thought.

If possible, she wanted to protect Sheryl's smile for the rest of her life. She did not hate sorrow and despair. She could slowly forget all the pain. As long as Sheryl was by her side, she had nothing to be afraid of.

Perhaps it was because she was born an optimist.

After the fireworks were over, it was time for them to part ways.

Sheryl handed one of the toys to Olive and said, "Look at this when you miss me!"

"Thank you," Olive said as she took the box.

I'll be going, bye

up to Avery. "Can I

her, you can do anything." Avery paused and warned her, "But you can't fall in love with her. You know what kind of

boys..." Olive was very speechless. "And Dad, I'm not even ten. Isn't it too early to ask me

"Just promise me."

know what to

adopted

to Mr. Avery and now to dad, she never felt a sense of discomfort. Avery had never required her to address him as master or dad. He always let her do as

what Olive

yawned after returning to Charlotte's

her up and asked. Only now did she realise that Sheryl had grown quite a lot. She could no longer carry her

her calmly in his arms. He might even be able to carry the both of them without breaking a

a childish tone. "Mommy, are we going to

you want to go

we go

"Alright."

little happy cheer, she leaned back on Shane's chest and said, "I'll go

Charlotte watched as she slept peacefully. She couldn't help but sigh, "Being a kid is the best. I really hope I can go back to the past. My parents were quite loving then." "I have no intentions of letting

"What?"

you and Christopher to befall my

her past, she didn't expect Shane to think she was talking about them. She hadn't thought about their future. After all, he was Shane and she... To

Charlotte didn't know how

never thought

immediately knew what was

for a moment before she quickly denied, "No

don't mean what

on tying you up for the rest of your life." Charlotte sighed, "I'll be honest, even if you had another woman, I won't say anything as long as you keep her away from me. I..." Shane suddenly pulled

don't be like this." Charlotte choked up a little. "Just as I said today, all good things would come to an end. Who knows one day we might fall apart. Love is very temporary,

already walked to the side of the car.

awkwardly, not

happened in the car

mention that?" She immediately turned around

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