Three Little Guardian Angels

Chapter 1527 

Jackie remained silent for a moment.

"Did she come here before this?"

"Yes, what’s wrong?"

"It’s nothing."

He lowered his gaze, thought about it for a while, but received a call at the moment.It was about the things that he had asked someone else to investigate for him.

The other party said, "Mr.Clifford, I’ve asked Mr.Eden about the other day.He told me that he’s not very close with Ms.Lovegood.He’s only met her twice, and he doesn’t even have her contact information.He also said that he happened to run into Ms.Lovegood in the restaurant the other day.Ms.Lovegood only invited him to have a meal on the grounds that they had had a conversation at an art exhibition."

Jackie did not say anything and hung up the call.

Someone tugged the hem of his jacket all of a sudden.He lowered his head.

It was a little girl of seven or eight years old.

"Sir, are you here for Sister Viv?" Jackie frowned.

‘This imp actually called me sir but addressed her as Sister Violet.Just how old do I look on the outside? He took a deep breath, squatted down to look at her, and asked, "What’s wrong?"

The girl asked, "Then will you be nice to Sister Viv?"

a bit and pursed

is very nice.So, don’t bully her.She also taught us how to make paper cranes and stars, write, draw, and play the piano.We'll be

Jackie’s eyes moved.

"I won’t bully her."

have to

but he then laughed, stretched

"Pinky promise."

the room where Jacob

it over the years, so the room had always been kept in its original

drawing canvases in

and he was very

how to draw and held an art exhibition for him.She reached out and stroked the portrait that he left behind—she was

The door was knocked.

returned to her senses, pulled down a cloth to cover the canvas, walked to open the door, and was astonished when

dean turned to Jackie and said, "Then

the doorway, blocking the entrance, and asked, "Why haven’t

you that I’m here to pick

She was startled.

tell you I'll return

gap between her and the

go in and

you want to talk, let’s

him away,