My Dreamy Old Husband

Carmen walked over to Anna’s house almost every day. The young girl often spent her time hanging out there—it was probably because she had the intention of adopting a corgi once she got closer to the family. That day, she dragged Cooper along with her. “Come on, Grandpa. We can invite Miss Beautiful over to my kindergarten’s year-end performance.”

Cooper frowned at this before he turned around and forcefully edged himself away from the exit. He didn’t want to have any interactions with Anna; he didn’t want Carmen talking to Anna either, but Carmen insisted on visiting her house almost every day. Seeing that Cooper refused to go along with her, Carmen stuck her lips out into a pout. “I’m going to start rolling on the ground and throw a tantrum, Grandpa. Are you scared yet?”

Ah, she’s going to throw a tantrum. How scary. Cooper unwillingly followed behind Carmen as the young girl dragged him over to Anna’s house. She was familiar with the route heading toward their place, and she knocked on the door upon her arrival. Both Callum and Cade were home, and they fought to open the door once they realized that Cooper was paying them a visit. In the end, Callum was the one who greeted Cooper with a wide grin on his face. “Do come in, Mr. Mitchell.”

Cooper didn’t want to go in, but Carmen dragged him inside nonetheless. She walked around as if it were her own house, and she quickly went over to the shoe cabinet before pulling out a pair of pink indoor slippers for herself. Then, she got one for Cooper as well.

Indeed, Anne wasn’t around that day as she had learned her lesson after getting beaten the last time; she no longer dared to pester Anna any longer. Soon enough, Anna came down from the second floor in a pearl-white long gown that suited her elegant aura. She was dressed in a casual and simple outfit, but it made her look classy and chic at the same time.

“Carry me, Miss Beautiful.” Carmen reached her arms out, and Anna lovingly lifted her up before she walked toward Cooper and sat down beside him on the couch.

Anna felt an inexplicable sense of joy within her

his manners. After sitting around for a while, Anna made the first move to initiate random topics of conversation with Cooper. Meanwhile, Carmen’s babysitter pulled a small, delicate little basket out. There was a pink cloth draped over the basket, and there were bacon slices wrapped in paper underneath the pink cloth. Oddly enough, there was a ribbon tied around the basket of bacon strips, and there were two odd roses placed in the basket—the roses were even pleasantly

watery eyes. Cooper was a little slow, and he widened his eyes to indicate that he didn’t understand what the young girl meant by that. Carmen responded by looking beside him before winking twice. Cooper got it then—Carmen wanted him to present the bacon

some snacks as a token of appreciation for allowing her to play with the dogs. Since Cooper didn’t make a move, Carmen personally placed the basket on the coffee table. “This is freshly made bacon from our house. My Grandpa came here just to give this to you, Miss Beautiful,”

she seems pretty glad to see the gift. Despite living a life of luxury, she had never tried it

abruptly got onto his feet. “Sorry for disturbing,” he muttered as he picked Carmen up and walked out of the house hastily. Carmen acted quickly and picked up one of Anna’s corgis, refusing to let go of it even as her grandfather

quickly ran toward the door, but Cooper had already disappeared

had always enjoyed eating simple meals. It was an odd sight for them to see a dish of bacon placed on the middle of the table. None of them had ever tried eating bacon, but Anna felt an oddly familiar sensation as she glanced at the slices of red, salted meat. The bacon melted in her mouth and gave off an extremely special taste. The taste of

as he realized that she was acting in a rather odd manner. Anna only realized that her cheeks were soaking wet with tears when she came back to her senses. “Sorry. I forgot my

knew what the other was thinking. Their mother was acting really weird as of late;