When There Is Nothing Left But Love (Ashton And Scarlett)

It was the first new year that I actually felt so blissful for the first time in my life. Ashton, Summer, and I spent another week in J City before returning to K City.

When we were about to depart, Charlie walked out with Summer in his arms. They were still frolicking around.

Summer had put on some weight during the festive seasons. Thus, it was quite a challenge for Charlie to carry her all the way. Although he was panting and looking slightly exhausted, he did not admit to it. He was playing a fool with Summer and making her laugh boisterously.

“Let me carry her, Uncle Charlie.” Ashton stepped forward, wanting to take over and relieve his uncle.

The latter did not hand Summer over immediately. He fixed her scarf, gazed at Ashton and me, and sighed as he finally passed Summer over to Ashton.

“Summer, do call me more frequently once you’re home. Will you remember this?” Charlie grinned from ear to ear.

will, Grandpa Charlie!” Summer was very well-behaved, adorable, and likeable by

so relieved and delighted to know that Summer is loved by

Ashton, do remember to bring Scarlett and Summer to visit the Moores. Uphold the good virtues and proper mannerism as you should.

about these things. Then I assured him, “We don’t live very far from them, so it’s not a big

Ashton and I wanted to spend

Charlie was quite lonely. Since we stayed quite a distance from them, I often felt bad for not being able to be around them. This new year, it

nothing to do with how far or close you’re from them. Don’t mix the two up. Good manners begin at home. These are

visit soon,” Ashton eased the

thousands of years, families in Chanaea continued teaching the next generations how to preserve traditions of rich culture and practice customs of good social etiquettes. There were especially evident in the area of developing harmonious relationships. Courtesy was deemed as a precious element in

satisfactorily while lowering his head. Time stood still as everyone remained in silence. A somber atmosphere enveloped

the silence unexpectedly, “All right, all right, it’s time to go. Otherwise, you’ll be late for your