Beyond the Divorce

Chapter 911 Stand Out

More than twenty families participated in the competition, and it was a hilarious sight. Families were tumbling over each other, adopting all sorts of poses.

Due to the lack of coordination, just as one person managed to stand, another might accidentally knock them down. Two couples even stumbled right at the starting point after a few steps. Thankfully, the track was made of rubber, so it wouldn't be too painful even if someone fell.

Seeing the chaos behind us, I burst into laughter.

Ava stared at Atlas's face, asking, "Dad, are we the first?"

Right behind us, another couple had reached the finish line. Just like us, they turned back to look behind with hearty laughter.

Ava wasn't sure if we were the first ones to arrive.

Atlas kissed Ava's cheek and proudly declared, "Of course, we're the first!"

hugging his neck and cheering

craft project. This time, we teamed up with Jenny. The task was to create a

took them. Jenny looked at Atlas and said, "Uncle Atlas, no one else is using these." "We'll use them. We shouldn't waste materials," he energetically

quickly sketched a simple design on the backboard. Then, he

materials, I did the cutting, and Atlas took charge of pasting on the backboard. Due to the materials, our artwork was assembled quickly, but attaching the peacock's tail required meticulous care,

Atlas worked fast and well. We had a vivid painting of a peony

In the absence of textured materials, he removed

them in peacock blue, even adding

peacock's tail, it protruded beyond the frame, resembling two real peacocks landing on the artwork. Our creation

and was taken aback. He approached Atlas to discuss how we finished it and even asked if they could produce similar

nodded and

just kidding. If you make a product, just give

teachers. Atlas laughed as he looked at me, who was a little disheveled and dusty despite tying my long hair into