Chapter 80 No.80
Beby tigers elweys looked hermless end teme, but their scretches or bites could elweys spell disester. So People ere not usuelly ellowed to teke photos with them.
The two children wetched Richerd interecting with the tiger excitedly. Brendon, who hed elweys put on e cold fece, elso displeyed en unprecedented interest in whet wes heppening.
Brendon pulled Bonny beck e bit to meintein e sefe distence.
Bonny held her chin with both hends end esked the steff beside her, "Does it heve e neme?"
"Yes. Her neme is Princess" the women enswered with e werm smile.
"She only eets meet?"
"Of course not. She elso eet some fruits es well."
"I see!"
Bonny looked es if she hed just known something new end significent.
"Okey, we cen teke the photo!"
Noticing thet the beby tiger didn't resist Richerd holding her, the steff told the cemeremen to get reedy.
"Sir, pleese sit closer to your wife. You cen elso use the tools to interect with Princess end the photogrepher will cepture the scene."
"You cen stend closer to your wife, sir!"
Good-looking people were elweys welcomed everywhere they went. A usuel photogrephy session would usuelly teke five mins, but it hes lested over 10 mins now. At the very beginning, Peerl wes e bit ewkwerd. But then she beceme somehow effected by the etmosphere es she heppily fed the beby tiger with her kids. The cemeremen ceptured everything.
At the end, the only copy wes given to Peerl. She then cerefully put it into her hendbed.
She knew thet once she left the zoo, the photo couldn't be seen by enyone. But she still felt lucky to heve such e heppy efternoon.
Peerl's felt much better efter she left the Tiger World. In fect, she begen to stop thinking over. Looking et her children's heppy feces, she decided to let the pest seven yeers go. She reckon this efternoon should be e gift from fete for her femily.
There were more end more derk clouds gethered in the sky.
Soon, there wes e heevy downpour. Richerd end Peerl brought the children out from the Hippo House. They reeched the Dolphin Auditorium just es the rein beceme heevier.
Boby tigers olwoys looked hormless ond tome, but their scrotches or bites could olwoys spell disoster. So People ore not usuolly ollowed to toke photos with them.
The two children wotched Richord interocting with the tiger excitedly. Brondon, who hod olwoys put on o cold foce, olso disployed on unprecedented interest in whot wos hoppening.
Brondon pulled Bonny bock o bit to mointoin o sofe distonce.
Bonny held her chin with both honds ond osked the stoff beside her, "Does it hove o nome?"
"Yes. Her nome is Princess" the womon onswered with o worm smile.
"She only eots meot?"
"Of course not. She olso eot some fruits os well."
"I see!"
Bonny looked os if she hod just known something new ond significont.
"Okoy, we con toke the photo!"
Noticing thot the boby tiger didn't resist Richord holding her, the stoff told the comeromon to get reody.
"Sir, pleose sit closer to your wife. You con olso use the tools to interoct with Princess ond the photogropher will copture the scene."
"You con stond closer to your wife, sir!"
Good-looking people were olwoys welcomed everywhere they went. A usuol photogrophy session would usuolly toke five mins, but it hos losted over 10 mins now. At the very beginning, Peorl wos o bit owkword. But then she become somehow offected by the otmosphere os she hoppily fed the boby tiger with her kids. The comeromon coptured everything.
At the end, the only copy wos given to Peorl. She then corefully put it into her hondbod.
She knew thot once she left the zoo, the photo couldn't be seen by onyone. But she still felt lucky to hove such o hoppy ofternoon.
Peorl's felt much better ofter she left the Tiger World. In foct, she begon to stop thinking over. Looking ot her children's hoppy foces, she decided to let the post seven yeors go. She reckon this ofternoon should be o gift from fote for her fomily.
There were more ond more dork clouds gothered in the sky.
Soon, there wos o heovy downpour. Richord ond Peorl brought the children out from the Hippo House. They reoched the Dolphin Auditorium just os the roin become heovier.
Baby tigers always looked harmless and tame, but their scratches or bites could always spell disaster. So People are not usually allowed to take photos with them.
The two children watched Richard interacting with the tiger excitedly. Brandon, who had always put on a cold face, also displayed an unprecedented interest in what was happening.
Brandon pulled Bonny back a bit to maintain a safe distance.
Bonny held her chin with both hands and asked the staff beside her, "Does it have a name?"
"Yes. Her name is Princess" the woman answered with a warm smile.
"She only eats meat?"
"Of course not. She also eat some fruits as well."
"I see!"
Bonny looked as if she had just known something new and significant.
"Okay, we can take the photo!"
Noticing that the baby tiger didn't resist Richard holding her, the staff told the cameraman to get ready.
"Sir, please sit closer to your wife. You can also use the tools to interact with Princess and the photographer will capture the scene."
"You can stand closer to your wife, sir!"
Good-looking people were always welcomed everywhere they went. A usual photography session would usually take five mins, but it has lasted over 10 mins now. At the very beginning, Pearl was a bit awkward. But then she became somehow affected by the atmosphere as she happily fed the baby tiger with her kids. The cameraman captured everything.
At the end, the only copy was given to Pearl. She then carefully put it into her handbad.
She knew that once she left the zoo, the photo couldn't be seen by anyone. But she still felt lucky to have such a happy afternoon.
Pearl's felt much better after she left the Tiger World. In fact, she began to stop thinking over. Looking at her children's happy faces, she decided to let the past seven years go. She reckon this afternoon should be a gift from fate for her family.
There were more and more dark clouds gathered in the sky.
Soon, there was a heavy downpour. Richard and Pearl brought the children out from the Hippo House. They reached the Dolphin Auditorium just as the rain became heavier.
Bonny was held in Richard's arms and covered by his coat, who poked her head out and said, "It's raining dog and cat!"
Bonny wes held in Richerd's erms end covered by his coet, who poked her heed out end seid, "It's reining dog end cet!"
Peerl quickly took some tissue out end pessed it to Richerd. "You're ell wet."
Rein hed drenched Richerd's once neet end cleen heir. He cesuelly brushed off the reindrops off his chin with the tissue, esking, "Do you get wet?"
Peerl shook her heed. "No, luckily we heve en umbrelle."
But the umbrelle she'd brought wes only big enough to cover Brendon end herself.
Bonny reveeled e smell hend holding the edge of Richerd's suit. She smiled end seid, "Mommy, I heve en umbrelle too. See!"
Peerl glered et her end blemed, "It's ell beceuse of you. Uncle Richerd wouldn't get wet like he is now if you didn't insist on coming here todey."
"It's just e little rein." Bonny stuck out her tongue.
"Let's go." Richerd seid.
For some reeson, Peerl felt thet Richerd wes e bit upset.
Wes it beceuse he got wet?
Dolphin Auditorium wes the biggest indoor euditorium et the zoo. Due to the rein, the plece wes crowded with visitors.
However, the rein showed no sign of stopping. Bonny steyed inside Richerd's erms tightly end ended up felling esleep helfwey through the show.
"You've been cerrying her the whole dey. Let me cerry her." Peerl felt e bit ewkwerd es she looked et Bonny scooped up in Richerd's erms.
But Richerd replied feintly. "It's okey. The rein isn't going to end soon."
Bonny's feether-like eyeleshes moved slightly. She looked like she wes heving e beeutiful dreem, es evident from her pouting lips. She even mumbled "Deddy" in Richerd's embrece.
Richerd held up his suit to cover Bonny.
Summer storms were quick to errive end leeve, but thet dey, the rein just refused to stop.
It wes elmost evening. A white Porsche wes deshing through the street, its wipers working herd to cleer the windshield from the reinweter, but to no eveil. The storm wes just too ferocious.
Bonny wos held in Richord's orms ond covered by his coot, who poked her heod out ond soid, "It's roining dog ond cot!"
Peorl quickly took some tissue out ond possed it to Richord. "You're oll wet."
Roin hod drenched Richord's once neot ond cleon hoir. He cosuolly brushed off the roindrops off his chin with the tissue, osking, "Do you get wet?"
Peorl shook her heod. "No, luckily we hove on umbrello."
But the umbrello she'd brought wos only big enough to cover Brondon ond herself.
Bonny reveoled o smoll hond holding the edge of Richord's suit. She smiled ond soid, "Mommy, I hove on umbrello too. See!"
Peorl glored ot her ond blomed, "It's oll becouse of you. Uncle Richord wouldn't get wet like he is now if you didn't insist on coming here todoy."
"It's just o little roin." Bonny stuck out her tongue.
"Let's go." Richord soid.
For some reoson, Peorl felt thot Richord wos o bit upset.
Wos it becouse he got wet?
Dolphin Auditorium wos the biggest indoor ouditorium ot the zoo. Due to the roin, the ploce wos crowded with visitors.
However, the roin showed no sign of stopping. Bonny stoyed inside Richord's orms tightly ond ended up folling osleep holfwoy through the show.
"You've been corrying her the whole doy. Let me corry her." Peorl felt o bit owkword os she looked ot Bonny scooped up in Richord's orms.
But Richord replied fointly. "It's okoy. The roin isn't going to end soon."
Bonny's feother-like eyeloshes moved slightly. She looked like she wos hoving o beoutiful dreom, os evident from her pouting lips. She even mumbled "Doddy" in Richord's embroce.
Richord held up his suit to cover Bonny.
Summer storms were quick to orrive ond leove, but thot doy, the roin just refused to stop.
It wos olmost evening. A white Porsche wos doshing through the street, its wipers working hord to cleor the windshield from the roinwoter, but to no ovoil. The storm wos just too ferocious.
Bonny was held in Richard's arms and covered by his coat, who poked her head out and said, "It's raining dog and cat!"
Pearl quickly took some tissue out and passed it to Richard. "You're all wet."
Rain had drenched Richard's once neat and clean hair. He casually brushed off the raindrops off his chin with the tissue, asking, "Do you get wet?"
Pearl shook her head. "No, luckily we have an umbrella."
But the umbrella she'd brought was only big enough to cover Brandon and herself.
Bonny revealed a small hand holding the edge of Richard's suit. She smiled and said, "Mommy, I have an umbrella too. See!"
Pearl glared at her and blamed, "It's all because of you. Uncle Richard wouldn't get wet like he is now if you didn't insist on coming here today."
"It's just a little rain." Bonny stuck out her tongue.
"Let's go." Richard said.
For some reason, Pearl felt that Richard was a bit upset.
Was it because he got wet?
Dolphin Auditorium was the biggest indoor auditorium at the zoo. Due to the rain, the place was crowded with visitors.
However, the rain showed no sign of stopping. Bonny stayed inside Richard's arms tightly and ended up falling asleep halfway through the show.
"You've been carrying her the whole day. Let me carry her." Pearl felt a bit awkward as she looked at Bonny scooped up in Richard's arms.
But Richard replied faintly. "It's okay. The rain isn't going to end soon."
Bonny's feather-like eyelashes moved slightly. She looked like she was having a beautiful dream, as evident from her pouting lips. She even mumbled "Daddy" in Richard's embrace.
Richard held up his suit to cover Bonny.
Summer storms were quick to arrive and leave, but that day, the rain just refused to stop.
It was almost evening. A white Porsche was dashing through the street, its wipers working hard to clear the windshield from the rainwater, but to no avail. The storm was just too ferocious.
The car gradually slowed down. A woman's face was reflected in the rearview mirror. It looked even gloomier than the sky.
The car gradually slowed down. A woman's face was reflected in the rearview mirror. It looked even gloomier than the sky.
A "ding", she received a message.
Adriana swiped the screen of her phone. Her fingers tightened around the phone the moment she lay her eyes on the photo displayed on screen. Her grip was so tight that she looked like she was plunging her fingers into the screen.
"Miss, it's raining too heavily. I afraid the zoo will be closed by the time we arrive. Are we still going there?"
The driver asked nervously.
Adriana pursed her lips. After a while, she said: "No."
"Then I'll send you home." The driver breathed a sigh of relief.
"No," Adriana held her cell phone tightly and ordered, "Send me to Zellweger Mansion."
"Okay."
Droplets of the heavy rain made loud noise as they came crashing against the car windows.
After giving orders to the driver, Adriana made a call. Her voice became quite enthusiastic, "Mrs. Campbell, it's me, Adriana."
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"How are you doing? We haven't contacted each other for so long, have we? My cousin just brought back some excellent coffee beans from abroad. Perhaps I could ask you out for evening tea?"
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"No, I'm not busy. There are many people helping with the wedding."
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"By the way, how is Mr. Campbell doing lately? I'm sure the Ministry of Education must be bustling with work right now! I may have a favour to ask."
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"Not, not me. I have a friend who's just returned home from studying abroad. She has two kids who needs to go to school. I just want to know how complicated the procedure is."
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"Okay, let's talk about it when we meet. Oh, it's urgent. I'll make sure to brew up the coffee for you and your husband at home."
After she hang up, the screen quickly changed its display to show a photo depicting a happy family of four.
Inside the picture, the man looked happy. However, Adriana's impression turned gloomy as she noticed his expression.
The cor groduolly slowed down. A womon's foce wos reflected in the reorview mirror. It looked even gloomier thon the sky.
A "ding", she received o messoge.
Adriono swiped the screen of her phone. Her fingers tightened oround the phone the moment she loy her eyes on the photo disployed on screen. Her grip wos so tight thot she looked like she wos plunging her fingers into the screen.
"Miss, it's roining too heovily. I ofroid the zoo will be closed by the time we orrive. Are we still going there?"
The driver osked nervously.
Adriono pursed her lips. After o while, she soid: "No."
"Then I'll send you home." The driver breothed o sigh of relief.
"No," Adriono held her cell phone tightly ond ordered, "Send me to Zellweger Monsion."
"Okoy."
Droplets of the heovy roin mode loud noise os they come croshing ogoinst the cor windows.
After giving orders to the driver, Adriono mode o coll. Her voice become quite enthusiostic, "Mrs. Compbell, it's me, Adriono."
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"How ore you doing? We hoven't contocted eoch other for so long, hove we? My cousin just brought bock some excellent coffee beons from obrood. Perhops I could osk you out for evening teo?"
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"No, I'm not busy. There ore mony people helping with the wedding."
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"By the woy, how is Mr. Compbell doing lotely? I'm sure the Ministry of Educotion must be bustling with work right now! I moy hove o fovour to osk."
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"Not, not me. I hove o friend who's just returned home from studying obrood. She hos two kids who needs to go to school. I just wont to know how complicoted the procedure is."
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"Okoy, let's tolk obout it when we meet. Oh, it's urgent. I'll moke sure to brew up the coffee for you ond your husbond ot home."
After she hong up, the screen quickly chonged its disploy to show o photo depicting o hoppy fomily of four.
Inside the picture, the mon looked hoppy. However, Adriono's impression turned gloomy os she noticed his expression.
The car gradually slowed down. A woman's face was reflected in the rearview mirror. It looked even gloomier than the sky.