My Dreamy Old Husband

The car moved at a slower speed, so when he looked out of the window, he saw the child wearing a fluffy, lush green, puffy frog jumpsuit. The child was securely wrapped in their attire from top to bottom in the jumpsuit while revealing only a small face. The child was now approaching in the direction of his car.

He recognized her upon seeing her.

Bailey glanced through the window a few times and saw her carrying a small bag on her back. The child was scuttling outside without the supervision of an adult. Nevertheless, there was another child who was about her height walking beside her—he also wore fluffy clothes with a tiger-head hat on his head.

The two children were walking along the roadside.

Bailey glanced out of his car window several times. Initially, he did not want to be involved, but then he saw a few suspicious guys surrounding the two children and took charge in the end.

“Stop the car.”

The car came to a halt and he alighted from the car. He saw a few people blocking the way of the small figure in a frog jumpsuit. He was unsure whether they had any ill intentions, but he knew the child’s home address, so he just could not stand by and do nothing.

“Hey, you are so adorable!”

“You truly resemble Carmen from ‘Where Are We Going, Dad?’!”

“Kiddo, where are you going alone? Where are your parents?”

A group of people was now surrounding the child who wore the frog jumpsuit while picking her up to toss her around. However, once the people from the Adams Family arrived, they managed to chase that group of would-be kidnappers away.

“Come over here. I’ll send the two of you home.” Bailey squatted down while opening his arms and tried his best to appear as friendly as possible.

However, the lolita was especially fierce in an adorable manner. “I don’t want to go home! I want to search for Daddy and Mommy!”

With that, she turned to run away. He had already lost his patience by then, so he strode ahead to pick her up. Then, he pushed her into the car whereas his assistant placed the other child into the car too. Then, they sped away without wasting any time.

in the car. Therefore, she refused to speak while facing her back

from her kindergarten because only preschools would have their students’ names written across their bags. “Are you Carmen Fletcher? Are

“Daddy is at Crimson House. I want to head to the restaurant in Crimson House! Here,

a small phone and there was a set of coordinates

caused her to burst in anger. She

with a hand while using the other to take her phone away. Usually, that type of children’s phones would have the emergency call function installed. After switching it on, one should directly be able to make a phone call via speed-dial. With that, he phoned the

the western restaurant in Crimson House, Sophia and Sarah were watching the surveillance footage

sound asleep! Carmen also looks super adorable when she’s asleep! Oh my, my

were as bright as the stars. However, Sophia was staring at Carmen… Why hasn’t she tossed around after such a long time? She

staring for a few minutes, Carmen still had not tossed and turned. Michael approached them in curiosity; he felt weird at the situation and was about to give

at the video screen while glancing at the number displayed on his phone screen before he answered the call. He was then greeted with a cold and distant male voice, “Are you Carmen Fletcher’s father? I picked your

the person hung

started to wake up. Carmen was the only one still

for words when he

a few minutes later, he and Sophia welcomed Carmen into their

“Daddy! Mommy!”

like a nymph when she charged toward

scare! You aren’t allowed to head out alone in the future!

also ached because she was still recovering from her initial fear. I would be lost if something bad

is with me, so I will not

have recognized it as a robot. Carmen must have been worried that it might be cold,

fainted the moment he caught sight of the doll when the blanket was removed in the video. Did

expression and refused to speak with Carmen. On one hand, she knew that he was angry,

dare to escape from the kindergarten