Serenity added, “He kept giving them, even after Sonny lost interest in playing with the windmills.”

Jane and Lilian both laughed.

Jane said, “Mr. Lewis must be a straightforward man. There probably wasn’t much romance when he pursued your sister. And if there was, he must have learned it from his friends.”

“You’re right. He learned it from his friends.”

“Aunt.”

“Mom Jane.”

The two little ones ran over.

“Titus, where did you get your windmill?” Jane asked knowingly.

beautiful? It’s fun. It’s windy today, perfect for

gift from Sonny. He eagerly told Jane, “Mom, Sonny gave me lots of

his head, and asked, “Did you thank Sonny?

and gave him everything. Sonny liked

in, “Aunt Jane, I really like the

his aunt couldn’t buy; they were handmade by

them,

store part-time,

handicrafts Serenity gave them in their

each other’s gifts. Go and

little ones

down the mountain. Everyone knows you’re coming today, and they’ve been looking forward to playing

‘everyone’ he mentioned were the children of the workers at the foot of the mountain. They were a little older than the two of them, but they had played together a few

and quickly become friends. However, they can also fall out just as quickly, often quarreling within half an hour of playing, only to make up a few minutes

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