The Fearsome Dragon Warrior

Jacob was quietly shaking his head as Moira brought the two girls into the car. Then, he walked over to the driver's seat and opened the door.

After traversing through various streets, he finally arrived at one of the finance buildings in the west of the city. Under Heidi's cheers, he drove to the south of the city.

Time slowly slid by as the wheels of the car rotated non-stop. During the drive, Jacob stole glances at his daughter in the child's seat through the rear-view mirror.

On the other side of the backseat, Dana was leaning on her side. Ever since Moira left, her eyes had been glued to her phone.

Heidi could not resist looking at her occasionally.

Finally, she could not help herself anymore after a while, and asked, "What are you playing, Dana? Can I have a look?"

Dana merely shot her a sideways glance and pouted. She changed her seating posture before getting engrossed in her mobile game again.

Since there was no reply from her, Heidi merely pouted and played with her fingers.

Meanwhile, Jacob felt that his heart was melting after seeing that Heidi did not even throw a tantrum about that.

In the next junction, he stopped and took out his phone. After unlocking it, he passed it to her. "You can play with my phone for a bit. We are going to arrive soon."

Heidi took the phone using both her hands with her eyes gleaming, making her look adorable.

Dana glanced at the phone before she pouted and said disdainfully, "Hmph! It's just a kaleidoscope. Even three-year-olds are unwilling to play this game."

Nevertheless, Heidi did not complain and tapped on the phone with her tiny fingers as she let out peals of laughter occasionally.

Jacob looked at Dana, who had a completely different behavior when they first met, before he continued the drive with an impassive expression on his face.

Half an hour later, they arrived at Dixy Land that was more than two thousand acres large in the suburbs to the south of the city. It was an adventure park for children ages five to twelve.

As soon as they stepped into the entrance, they first saw a huge plastic figure of a dalmatian dog. Even an adult was no taller than its legs.

This was Dixy, the "elderly" mascot of Dixy Land as it had been around for six decades.

Many children were posing for pictures under its huge statue, with their parents as their cameramen.

After they parked the car and bought tickets, Heidi pointed at the statue as soon as they entered the park and exclaimed, "Dixy! Dixy!"

Holding his daughter's hand, Jacob said tenderly, "Be patient. We have all the time in the world today."

Not far behind them, Dana, who was holding her phone with both her hands, looked around the surroundings.