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

John made a slight grimace and pretended to dab his tears with a napkin. “Goodness, she’s going to grow up to be a heartbreaker and snub me, her dear uncle. I’m so sad. I don’t want to be here anymore. I’ll move away tomorrow.”

The kids stared at him in horror, sharing the same sentiment that breakfast had taken an abrupt detour, while the adults watched as John put on an engaging performance.

When Audrey seemed unimpressed, he pumped out more tears and sniffled noisily, almost sobbing at that point.

Only then did Audrey soften a little. A moment later, she hesitated for a while before taking her candy-shaped Lego and offering it to him. “I’m sorry, Uncle John. Please don’t cry. I still love you the most. Good kids are brave and shouldn’t cry.”

Her little hand reached out to pat his head, just like how we would comfort a crying child.

John lowered his head a little to accommodate her, and Audrey cradled his head with both hands, kneading his ears. “Okay, I’ll give you a hug. Stop crying.”

Her expression was solemn, unaware that John had flashed a cheeky smile at us.

Ashton, who had remained silent the entire time, couldn’t watch it anymore and cleared his throat, hinting that John should quit while he was ahead.

his daughter had never coaxed

continued,

a roar resounded, “John Stovall! Who are you putting a show for? I’ve said it before,

John immediately straightened in his chair, his expression tinged with panic. “Uh oh, this

and

bad mood nowadays?” I

tired. It’s nothing. Back to our meal. She will settle down after a while.” John brushed Emma’s outburst aside

temper and didn’t realize that she had been tricked by

hands with a napkin, then his mouth before finally taking his leave from the dining

footsteps betrayed his worry for Emma and made Summer

a big deal in marriage as long as one got married to the right person. After

consultation for Marcus. Ashton sat with me as we

was with Marcus, but only the doctor and nurse walked