NOVPUBChapter 1146: 521 Lord Life_3 Chapter 1146: 521 Lord Life_3 This little rascal…
Peter Aria never thought he had reached the day where he would be called Grandpa, his mood felt quite strange.
“It’s okay, call me Brother if you want to, it reminds me that I’m still young.”
Sheila Cook stared fixedly at Peter Aria’s face and suddenly blurted out, “Brother Peter, do you have a girlfriend?”
“Cough, cough.” Anton Cook almost choked to death.
Why was this little rascal bringing up the most awkward things?
Loretta couldn’t help but laugh, this girl was so cute.
Peter Aria smiled and shook his head.
Sheila Cook’s eyes lit up and said, “Then will you wait for me to grow up?
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When I’m grown up, I’ll marry you.”
At this, the three people froze simultaneously.
Anton Cook said sternly, “Sheila Cook, what messy things are you thinking about all day?
When I get home, I’m going to take away your iPad and all your comic books.”
Peter Aria couldn’t help but laugh.
He patted the little girl’s braids, “Although Uncle doesn’t have a girlfriend, Uncle has someone he deeply loves.”
Sheila Cook’s eyes fell, and she sighed like an adult, “Born too late for him…”
Loretta covered her mouth and laughed, “Ms.
Cook is so eccentric, Mr.
Cook is really lucky.”
Lucky? n𝚘𝚟𝚙u𝚋.co𝚖
It was more like his lifespan was shortened with the daily chaos at home.
Anton Cook said irritably, “Behave, I don’t have time to deal with you now, I’ll settle the score when we get home.”
Sheila Cook was sitting on Anton Cook’s head, Anton naturally had a height advantage with him standing out amongst the crowd, Sheila sitting on his shoulder, the viewing effect was comparable to VIP seats.
“I see the fairy sister.” Sheila Cook was excited.
Anton Cook looked on anxiously, from his perspective, he could only see Aubree Groove from behind.
Aubree Groove, who didn’t want to compete, but since the challenge was issued, she couldn’t back down and readily accepted.
The crowd of onlookers was growing, all more excited than the other, with many taking out their phones to record videos.
The owner, seeing the buzz around his stall, couldn’t hide his grin, “Whoever can solve thirty lantern riddles the fastest, will get this Phoenix Flower Lantern.”
Sheila Cook lifted her arm excitedly, her clear child’s voice overcoming the voices of the crowd, “Go fairy sister.”
Aubree Groove subconsciously turned her head, and her eyes met with Anton Cook’s.
She blinked, slightly curved her lips and gently nodded.
Sheila Cook excitedly grabbed Anton Cook’s hair, “Uncle, the fairy sister smiled at you.”
Anton Cook gritted his teeth, “Sheila Cook, let go of my hair.”
Sheila Cook let out a smirk, quickly let go of his hair, “Uncle, sorry, I messed up your carefully styled hair.”
As Anton Cook looked again, Aubree Groove had already turned around.
A hint of loss flashed in his eyes.
The owner made the crowd disperse, hung sixty lanterns around his stall, the two ladies would start from the south and north, once they solved their riddles, they would meet again in front of his stall.
“Charlotte, I believe in you, you can definitely win.” Stella White cheered her on.
Scarlett glanced at the girl opposite her.
Even now, she maintained her composure, not a trace of panic.
Scarlett lowered her eyes, touched the red cord on her wrist, “I won’t lose.”
The two of them stood at the starting line, the owner was holding a gong in his hand, looking left and right.
Both these were eye-catching, albeit masked, but the harmony of their figures was extremely outstanding.
He once again explained the rules, rang the gong, and both of them moved towards the first lantern riddle.
Everyone watched, although the girl in the green dress moved quickly, the girl in the white dress was not left behind.
With fluttering sleeves and gentle words, it was simply a visual feast.
Halfway through, the green-dressed girl was still in the lead.
Everyone sighed, worthy of being the former top scholar, her skills were exceptional.
But the sharp-eyed ones noticed the difference.
Although the girl in white moved slower, she was consistently calm and composed.
While the other girl had occasional hiccups, she had no pauses from the beginning to end, making smooth progress as if her mind was incredibly fast.
Gradually, as they got closer to the end, the green-dressed girl became more flustered, glancing at the girl opposite more than once.
Each glance dropped her speed a notch, while the girl opposite never took her eyes off her lantern, completely focused.
“Wrong, Miss has got it wrong.” The owner suddenly spoke up.
Scarlett was stunned, her face suddenly turned pale, “Impossible.”
The owner sighed, “This word puzzle, Miss has got it wrong.”
In this momentary delay, the girl opposite wasn’t affected at all, she solved the last lantern riddle and reached the finish line.
