Love Of Tomorrow

Chapter 130 A Sun-Shaped Bed

The three babies nodded sincerely as they stood in front of Jude with their gifts in hand, hoping that he would accept the gifts.

Upon noticing that Jude hadn’t moved, Vania crouched next to him and said softly, “We’re all family here, so don’t be shy. They prepared these gifts because they love you. Just accept the gifts for now, and you can also give them presents in the future.”

Jacob also coaxed, “Mommy’s right. We’re giving you presents from the bottom of our hearts, so please accept them. You will have a lot of opportunities in the future to give us gifts too.”

James nodded as well. “That’s right, we’re brothers after all. It’s only right that we help each other out.”

“As long as we brothers are together, everything will be alright,” Jack encouraged the little guy too.

Jude finally relaxed his hands that were tightly gripping a corner of his clothes. He reached out shakily and accepted their gifts with both hands. “Thanks.”

His voice was tiny, but everyone present who heard it felt like it was the loudest sound they had ever heard as happy smiles bloomed on their faces.

The smiles seemed to influence Jude, who also relaxed considerably. He was no longer as nervous as before. However, before he had relaxed for long, Jacob took his hand. “We’ll show you around the house!”

sudden physical contact from people

Jude which matched the ones that

on, not wishing

and introduced various areas around the house while James

explained everything in the house in

too dazzling for Jude as he could

memorized every word his brothers said in the introductions. He was determined not to

they came

room.” As Jack

him. There were also beds in the shape of a UFO, a car, and desserts. The workmanship was meticulous, and they all looked

thought that the bed in the hotel was grand enough, and

of envy and

fact, the pile of straw he treasured so much was probably

still don’t know what you like, so we could only prepare a sun-shaped bed for you. We hope that

at the bed. He had never gone to school, and he knew very little about the outside world. He didn’t even know what