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After a while, Tiffany, who was accompanying her grandfather on a walk in the garden, saw her two brothers by the wall, one squatting and practicing breathing exercises, the other looking bored with his head hanging down, kicking the ground with his toes.
The little girl didnât know that her brothers had done something wrong, so she happily let go of her grandfatherâs hand and ran over to them.
âBrother, what game are you playing?â
The little girl naively thought her brothers were playing a game similar to âRed Light, Green Lightâ.
Timothy and Timmy exchanged glances and naturally made up a nice excuse.
âWe accidentally broke Daddyâs teapot and got punished to stand here.â
Upon hearing this, the little girl immediately felt sorry for her two brothers and pouted in complaint.
âWhy is Daddy like this? If the teapot is broken, just buy a new oneâŠâ
As she spoke, she gently touched both her brothersâ hands to comfort them, âYou donât have to be afraid, Iâll go talk to Daddy!â
After comforting her two brothers, Tiffany, with her little braids, runs towards the study with her short legs.
When she reached the door of the study, she raised her little hand and knocked forcefully on the door.
âDaddy, DaddyâŠâ
The babyish call made Roy Lewis, who was sitting behind his desk dealing with matters, immediately stand up.
âBaby, Daddyâs comingâŠâ
Roy Lewis always spoiled his precious daughter. Compared to Timothy and Timmy, his tolerance and indulgence towards Tiffany were much greater.
Roy Lewis opened the door, bent down, and picked up his daughter, who was dressed in a white gauze dress, looking pretty and adorable like Snow White. He then lovingly kissed her on the face.
âBaby, are you back from your walk?â
Tiffany wrapped her chubby arms around his neck, nodded, leaned forward and kissed his face. With her soft voice, she asked him.
âDaddy, did big brother and brother break your teapot?â
Roy Lewis thought, these two rascals, they actually let their sister plead for them?
âIs that what your brother told you?â
Tiffany said yes and leaned closer, blinking her lively big eyes at Roy Lewis.
âDaddy, letâs use Tiffanyâs pocket money to buy a new teapot for the one my brothers broke. Donât punish my brothers anymore, okay?â
Roy Lewis hadnât really intended to be too hard on the two rascals. Their punishment of standing would be over by dinner time.
Since it was already dinner time and his precious daughter was pleading for her brothers, he decided to let the little rascals off the hook for now.
At this moment, Richelle Dunn, who had just finished her bath and come down to the living room, saw her two sons standing in front of the wall. One calmly squatting and practicing his exercises, the other angrily leaning against the wall. What wasnât clear to her?
She chuckled to herself and asked with a hint of a smile on her face.
âWell, what happened to you two young masters?â
As soon as Timothy saw her, he immediately ran over to her, feeling wronged, âMommy, Daddyâs making us stand!â
Timmy also rushed over and hugged her waist, complaining about their fatherâs tyranny and dictatorship.
âYeah, itâs not our fault. We knocked on the doorâŠâ
Being one of the people involved, Richelle knew that there was some truth to both sides of the story.
As their mother, she was, to be honest, more biased towards her two precious sons.
However, since Roy Lewis had already punished the boys, she couldnât oppose his decision; otherwise, he would have no authority in front of their children.
Moreover, when it came to educating children, parents must have a united front.
One shouldnât undermine the otherâs strictness. (f)reeweb(n)ovel.com
So, she squatted down and explained to her two aggrieved sons.
âWell, you did knock on the door, but Mommy thinks that the study is Daddyâs workplace. You shouldnât have entered without his permission. Just like when I knock on your bedroom door and you donât let me in, I donât enter anyway, right?â
The two little rascals couldnât help but lower their heads after their Mommyâs words.
Compared to their playfulness in front of Roy Lewis, the two little rascals were usually very well-behaved and obedient in front of Richelle.
They seemed to have a blind-follower attitude where everything Mommy said was right.
âAlright, letâs go apologize to Daddy, okay?â
Richelle held her sonsâ hands and had only taken a few steps when she saw Roy Lewis walking over from the study with their daughter in his arms.
Richelle patted her sons on the back of their heads, reminding them to take the initiative to apologize.
Timothy and Timmy were not bad-natured children. After hearing Richelleâs words, they realized their wrongdoing.
So, they both went in front of Roy Lewis, bowed slightly, and apologized in unison.
âDaddy, weâre sorry!â
Roy Lewis looked at Richelle and exchanged glances with her for a moment, instantly understanding each other.
âHmm, as long as you learn from your mistakes and donât do it again!â
Having said that, he bent down to put Tiffany down and freed his arms to ruffle the boysâ hair.
Tiffany, seeing her Daddy had forgiven her brothers, clapped her hands and cheered on the side.
âOh yay, brothers! Letâs go have dinner!â
The three children happily ran off, leaving Richelle and Roy Lewis facing each other in the living room.
Roy Lewis looked at Richelle, shook his head helplessly, and chuckled.
âYou, feeling sorry for the two rascals just because I punished them a little?â
As Roy thought about it more, he became more displeased. He stepped closer and playfully pinched her cheeks.
âDr.. Dunn, donât you have any pity for me too?â
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