After Evelyn closed the door, that extremely uncomfortable feeling in her heart gradually spread and turned into anger.

What does it mean when she destroys someone's family?

What's wrong with pursuing the people and things we like?

Nowadays, it was not ancient times anymore. As an independent woman of the new century, what was wrong with bravely pursuing one's true love?

Moreover, Martin indeed did not get married!

It is said that the Murray family was planning to arrange the wedding of Martin and Jinny, and hold a wedding ceremony.

However, it suddenly came to an abrupt end later on, and there was no further information.

Evelyn felt that Alana from the Murray family was dissatisfied with Jinny.

For so long, she never mentioned having a daughter-in-law or anything like that to others. Jinny stubbornly continued to live with the Murray family.

Relying on Martin's current affection for her, she will be even more proactive and straightforward when Martin gets tired of her this time.

By then, it was time for everyone to know that she actually had a crush on someone, and that someone was Martin.

So now she was waiting for love, and she hated how Matthew would point and give her advice without understanding anything.

The next time she heard him talking nonsense, she slapped him directly, to see if he would still be talkative or not!

***

One night passed.

The sun, this big light bulb, illuminated the whole world, while birds chirped on the branches, chatting about today's bird world news.

Alex didn't know when he flew onto the branch outside, facing one bird against four birds, vigorously debating about something.

"Grandma, good morning!" Susie came downstairs energetically.

The well-rested baby had a rosy complexion, bright and clear eyes, transparent and pure.

Alana smiled and said, "Susie was very early today!"

Ryan put down the tablet in his hand and also walked over to the restaurant.

He said gently, "Is Susie hungry?"

Wade immediately pulled out a chair and said, "Sister, sit here!"

Susie obediently said thank you and greeted Uncle Ryan good morning before sitting down and sighing like a little adult, "Lucy and Zion are late again!"

Hamza picked out the fish bones for her and placed the well-picked fish meat in front of her in a bowl, while saying lightly, "It's Saturday today, you can sleep in."

Susie stuck out her tongue, remembering Hamza's sternness.

Usually, when Lucy and Zion refuse to get out of bed, Hamza stands at the door and they obediently get up.

Hamza is not worse than grandma, sometimes he can be scary too.

"Hamza, I can do it myself!" Susie picked up a piece of fish and said, "I'm already six years old, I don't want my brother to pick out the fish bones for me. My classmates will make fun of me if they find out."

Hamza had an expressionless face as he said, "What does other people's opinions have to do with us?"

Susie: "..."

Okay!

He chose for her, and she also chose for him.

The siblings picked fish bones for each other, putting them in each other's bowls.

Hamza sighed and said helplessly, "Susie."

Susie smiled and said, "Hamza, I am not a three-year-old baby. Children grow up and need to be independent."

"Haha..." Ryan chuckled lightly. "You're still just a child yourself."

A child said, "When children grow up, they need to be independent." Ryan couldn't help but laugh and cry at the same time.

Ryan leisurely ate breakfast, listening to Susie and his two brothers chatting.

The three siblings laughed and chatted happily, Susie and Wade chattered non-stop, while Hamza kept picking fish bones.

Alana asked, "Susie, have you just transferred schools these past few days? Are you still adjusting?"

Susie nodded and said, "Adaptation, Grandma, there is no place I can't adapt to."

Alana laughed, but after laughing, she felt a pang of sadness.

Ah, there is no place I couldn't adapt to, indicating that I have been to too many places and experienced too much hardship.

I felt sorry for...

Susie suddenly exclaimed, "Oh, where is Uncle Martin?"

She said she felt something was wrong.

Usually when she woke up, she would always see Uncle Martin. Although Uncle Martin woke up earlier, he would wait until she got up and pat her head before leaving for work, satisfied.

Did you actually not touch your head today and went straight to work?

But Alana heard and said, "Your Uncle Martin hasn't woken up yet."

Ryan exclaimed.

Hamza was surprised, and Wade also widened his eyes.

How strange.

Alana was speechless, "You two brothers, don't tell me you just remembered your dad now!"

Wade said, "Indeed it is~"

Just at that moment, there came a sound of the door upstairs.

Martin's door opened.

Jinny was neatly dressed, with her hair tied up in a high ponytail, and she energetically ran down from upstairs.

"Susie~"

"Wade!"

"Hamza!"

She smacked Susie on the cheek and then kissed Wade on the cheek. When she tried to kiss Hamza, he raised his hand in a proud and dismissive manner, rejecting her.

Jinny felt extremely hungry and looked at Alana eagerly, saying, "Mom... Good morning!"

"Ryan, good morning!"

Ryan responded, and Alana's heart fluttered slightly as she said, "Sit down and eat quickly."

Jinny was indeed starving, she sat down and immediately devoured her meal with gusto.

Compared to Jinny's vitality...

The three little heads, Ryan, Alana, and even Craig sitting on the couch watching the news, all looked up at the upstairs.

Martin came down slowly, while tidying up the buttons on his cuffs.

He tried his best to maintain a calm demeanor, but as he took the next step on the staircase, his knee suddenly bent slightly. He immediately straightened up and grabbed onto the stair railing.

The adults: "..."

Children: "?"

Susie asked in confusion, "Uncle Martin, what's wrong with you? Did your legs go weak? Are you okay?"

Martin: "..."

His ears tinged with a hint of suspicious redness, as fast as lightning and as stealthy as a thief in the night, ringing with a jingling sound.

Ryan was so shocked that the pumpkin he had picked up with his fork fell down.

Oh... this this this...

In my sister's novel, after something happened, the female protagonist would always storm out of the house, grumbling and cursing.

Wow, his sister-in-law is absolutely fine now, full of energy and vitality.

His brother, however, supported his waist and walked downstairs, his legs feeling weak.

His whole family was shocked.

Ryan: His brother couldn't do it!

Craig: This kid, so arrogant?

Alana: I thought the dragon and tiger diet therapy recipe that I accidentally obtained in the past was useless, but I didn't expect it to have its merits...

Susie: "Uncle Ryan, Grandma, what are you both thinking about? It's time for dinner! Uncle Martin, come down quickly, are you standing up there enjoying the view?"

Martin: "..."