Alana was stunned for a moment, and said again and again: "Okay, okay, grandma will do it now, then I will do it..."

After hanging up the phone, Alana couldn't hold back and wiped the corners of her eyes.

Her little one is back, finally back.

When I sent her out last time, I thought she would come back soon.

Unexpectedly, she went there for a month without hearing from her. She couldn't sleep well every night and always dreamed that Susie was injured.

Craig hugged her shoulder and comforted her: "Okay, look at you, wipe your tears if you don't come back, and wipe your tears when you come back! Hurry up and make food for the child!"

As soon as Wade opened the door and came in, he heard Susie's name sharply.

"What? My sister is back?"

Hamza followed behind, turned around upon hearing this, Wade immediately asked, "Where are you going?"

Hamza's voice was flat: "There is no salt at home, I'll go buy it."

Zion was originally distracted, and he came back to his senses in a second.

Sister is back?

Just as Martin put down the key, he picked it up again: "I'll go shopping!"

Alana had already changed her clothes and said, "Where do you know how to buy vegetables? You won't recognize which one is fresh and which one is the best, so I'll go with Ada."

Martin: "I drive."

Wade circled around excitedly, "I'll go too! I'll buy a gift for my sister!"

"Grandpa, are you going?"

Craig held reading glasses and a tablet in his hand, and waved his hands: "What's there to do, why not watch the news at home."

Everyone went out bustlingly.

Craig sat on the sofa for a while, then stood up and walked to the balcony to look at Vaweka Mountain in the distance.

The little one is finally back.

Craig sat down on the deck chair on the balcony and said he was watching the news, but his eyes crossed the tablet and kept staring in the direction of Vaweka Mountain...

LA.

Lucy came back from school looking unmotivated.

The formerly bustling Murray family estate has become quieter without Susie here.

"Why can't I go." Lucy said unhappily.

David originally wanted to say what level you study, but you don't know?

But in the end he said, "I'll take you there when it's holiday."

Lucy didn't make a fuss unexpectedly, nodded and said, "I will do my homework well."

She knew there was nothing she could do to help.

Hamza goes to teach Susie how to read and Wade can help Susie catch ghosts.

Even her elder brother can help Susie analyze the combat power, and he is right.

However, she seems to be an ordinary child who knows nothing...

Lucy thought that maybe one day when she grew up, she would still be separated from Susie and her brothers after all.

She felt that she had to make achievements in a certain aspect, at least to be useful.

After much deliberation, Lucy decided to learn a great project—well drilling!

One day, she will pierce through the center of the earth to see if she can catch up with her younger sister...

**

As soon as Susie arrived downstairs, she ran into Hamza who came back from buying salt.

Susie opened the car door and jumped down, hugging Hamza's neck.

It just hung on him and refused to get off.

"Well, here you are." Hamza handed over an ice cream, and after Susie took it, he gave another one to Willow.

Susie came down, took the ice cream and said thank you happily, then heard Wade's voice.

He ran over excitedly and took out a rattle to Susie: "A gift for you!"

While eating ice cream, Susie asked doubtfully, "What is this?"

Wade explained: "On our way to the vegetable market, I saw an old man selling it!"

"It's a corpse bell, just hold it and shake it..."

This is the first time I saw a gift, I gave this kind of bell.

Susie was dumbfounded, and said in a daze, "Thank you."

Wade said, "You're welcome, do you like it?"

Susie continued to be confused: "Yeah, I like it."

Zion said naively, and then handed over the bag in his hand: "Hey, I sent it to you. I just passed by a store and I think this small backpack is very suitable for you."

Zion felt that his gift was a normal gift.

It is said that there is a cure for all diseases, no matter what age a woman is, she must like bags.

I saw that the bag was pure white, with a big ruby inlaid on the magnetic buckle.

Susie took it and hung it around her neck: "Yeah! It's beautiful!"

Playa ghost muttered beside him: "Why do I think this bag is more suitable for Kellen!"