Claudia Ross looked at Wyatt Perry's tense, handsome face, feeling warm inside, "Can't bear to let me go?"
"Yeah." Wyatt Perry held Claudia's face, planting a firm kiss on her rosy lips, "My wife is so sweet, of course I can't bear to let her go."
"Annoying." Claudia pushed Wyatt Perry away, beaming with joy as she climbed off his lap to call the two kids from the next room for breakfast.
The two little ones ate and slept well no matter where they were, sleeping until the sun was high, unwilling to get up.
Claudia envied the two little ones, living carefree, happily every day.
As people grow up, they encounter more worries; stress becomes frequent, and happiness rare. Adults can't be as carefree as children.
This is the painful transformation one must face in growing up.
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Originally, Mark Reed and Wyatt Perry had set a time to discuss cooperation matters.
Mark Reed went to Windrise to find Wyatt Perry, only to find out that he went to the Capital.
