The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian)

Yacóns were indeed more popular in Jadeborough this year.

First, this winter was much colder compared to previous years, and the freezing weather was not conducive to the growth of the plant. Second, yacóns had a high nutritional value.

As such, it was not easy for Sasha to obtain those tickets.

Even if that was the case, it did not seem reasonable for Sabrina to ask her daughter, who was barely ten, to go all out picking yacóns for her.

Unable to hold back any longer, Sasha looked at her niece affectionately and said, “Jaena, don't listen to your mom. Just pick about ten pounds of yacóns will do. Who do you want to partner with?”

Sasha's care for Jaena allowed the girl to feel like a child once again.

“I'll partner up with Vivi then.”

After taking a look at the other children, Jaena partnered Vivian, who was good-tempered and had a pleasant personality.

She did not choose Matteo or Ian as she was sure that the boys would oppress her.

Vivian did not raise any objections when she heard her cousin's choice, and both of them went to collect their baskets.

Nina kept quiet while watching the duo.

skills. She could guess the girl's thoughts just by looking at her expression. “What is it? Do you want to team up with Vivian as well?” she asked,

was about to

her as a partner? Vivian's pretty weak. Besides, she has Jaena to take care of already. Nina can

finished speaking, he pulled Nina toward him as the girl glared

not help but be amused at their

Jeffrey, who would be partnering Ian. Even though the latter was usually aloof, he was mature and calm. Among the triplets, he

Suddenly, someone

Sabrina, are both

person, who was carrying a few bags, was momentarily stunned to see that Sasha and Sabrina were taking

woman, she stopped in her tracks at

to have some fun with the

visitor turned out to be Tillie, Edmund's wife, whom she

past four years, even though Tillie and Edmund got along well with each other, and

the envious look on her face as

to deliver some local specialty produce to you. These were grown by my grandparents. I came over when I heard your family has finally returned. I hope you'll enjoy them,” Tillie said before placing the

premium organic local produce that contained no artificial

to put the things away immediately before saying, “Mrs. Cooper, you're too kind. Quickly, have

help with meal preparation at home. Since it's the festive season, my sister-in-law will