Dolores looked down and saw the 'pigeon egg' in her daughter's hand.

She was in a hurry to leave and left it on the bed in her room. Simona went up to look for her, and instead of finding her, she saw something shiny on the bed.

Simona loved the shiny diamond. She didn't know what it was worth, and just thought it was funny.

Dolores didn’t know what to do. She looked back at Matthew and asked his opinion. This was not an ordinary toy, and she could not make the decision.

Besides, how could this be a toy?

Matthew, however, thought it was no big deal. Dolores didn't like it anyway, and he was happy that Simona liked it.

He stroked his daughter's hair dotingly, "You like it?"

Simona nodded seriously, "Yes. It's so shiny. I have never seen such a shiny stone. Daddy, mommy, where did you pick it up from?"

She wanted to pick one up too.

It was so pretty.

And girls all loved pink and sparkly things.

Dolores was speechless.

A stone?

She squatted down at Simona’s eye level, and taught her patiently, "Simona, this is not an ordinary stone and can't be picked up, and it's very rare. You can't take it outside. I'll put it away for you. When you grow up, I'll give it to you again, okay?"

It would be more than worth it if she took it outside and then let greedy people see it and invite disaster to her.

Simona didn't understand what her mother meant, and she just learned that this stone seemed to be a bit valuable.

She looked down at the “pigeon egg”. It was really shiny.

She liked it a lot.

Dolores could see that Simona didn't want to give it to her. She sighed slightly, "I'm not saying I won't give it to you, but it's worth a lot of money. If you take it outside and the bad guy sees it, he’ll rob you of it."

Simona seemed to be able to imagine someone robbing it from her already, so she held the diamond tightly in her arms.

manner that made Dolores

never noticed before that Simona

allowed to take it outside, okay?" There was definitely no way she could get Simona to give her the diamond now. She would put it away for her when her interest was not

robbed hit her soft spot. If the stone

was very reluctant, she still handed it to Dolores, "Mommy, just keep it for me. When I grow up, you can give it back

cheeks,

her row of

Nelson, Missus," Coral approached, "Master has asked you

Simona to play and turned her head to

and Matthew said

must have called them for something, and she just didn't know if it was good or

her shoulder, "I've

was slightly at

A voice came

study while he was practicing his calligraphy. When he saw them enter, he put down the brush in

are your plans?" In fact, Jayden wanted to ask them why they didn't let the two children go to kindergarten first to get familiar with the learning environment. But when he thought of how inconvenient it must have been for

of the year, they would be ready to start elementary school. He

made arrangements." Matthew had thought about it and had

come she hadn't even heard him

had wanted to talk to her today.

"Washington?" Jayden asked hesitantly.

this kindergarten was the best. It was invested by WY Group, and he trusted the

and the grandchildren are closer to each other.” Maybe there was a reason for that. He was more concerned about

Matthew nodded.

guys go ahead and do your thing. We'll take care of the two kids

and Dolores seemed to have a career of her own. He and Victoria would be the ones to take care

did not appear in the study was that she was afraid that

period living here, Matthew didn't treat Victoria as coldly as he did before, except for not talking

to let go

do what they wanted. She was not yet familiar with the country, and she was comfortable with Matthew's

all, they had the same goal, and they both wanted what

Matthew and Dolores left the study. As they were about to go upstairs, the doorbell

the door and Armand stood wobbling in the doorway. He was wearing a thin suit

relationship with Matthew. She turned her head, "Mr. Nelson, it's Mr. Bernie. He

was

Armand shouted

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