The parents who picked up the children left one after another. The gate of the kindergarten was no longer crowded, and Michelle could finally move over.
A woman in her fifties was standing next to Leon. When she heard Don's words, she smiled and looked at Michelle, who was walking to Leon's side. "Little boy, isn't your aunt here? I just saw them standing together and talking. They are all here to pick you up."
Hearing this, Michelle suddenly raised her head and looked at the old woman. She pointed at herself in a daze and asked, "Me, me?"
She chuckled to herself and quickly denied, "No, no. Madam, you misunderstood. He is my friend."
Don turned around and saw Michelle. He gave up his uncle's legs and hugged her instead. He said in a sweet voice, "Aunt Michelle, are you here to pick up my brother and me from school?"
"Yes, Don, you like to hold people's legs." Michelle rubbed Don's head and Don stretched out his hands to ask for a hug.
Michelle bent down to hug him, but Leon held him in his arms first. "Let me hug you. Michelle's too young to hold you."
"Okay." Don pouted.
At this time, Van and Strong also went out of the kindergarten. Strong happily called his grandma and ran to the woman who had just spoken.
Michelle held Van's hand.
"Uncle,
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argue with his brother. The more they argued, the less result they would get. So Van simply obeyed him.
Don was suddenly enlightened. He opened his mouth and said softly, "Oh, I see."
The two brothers' voices were neither loud nor low, and the people in front of them heard it clearly. Michelle was so shy that she lowered her head more and more, wishing to bury it in her knees.
With a smile at the corners of his mouth, Leon said, "Van and Don are not ordinary children. Sometimes they know more than their peers."
Not only did he not scold the children for talking nonsense, but Michelle even sensed his hint of agreement.
Soon, Michelle got rid of this unrealistic fantasy in her mind. 'I thought wrong.
Leon should have thought that children said what they liked, so he didn't care about it at all. That is why he is so calm.'
On the contrary, she was still blushing at night. Lying in bed, she rolled over and thought about the scene of fastening the seat belt in the car, so close.
On the second day, Michelle went to pick up Van and Don from school again. She looked around for the figure of Leon, but she couldn't find him anywhere. She lowered her head in disappointment.
"Michelle, are you looking for me?" A clear and pleasant voice came from above.
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