Love Began with the First Meeting

After her reply, Molly had been waiting for him to say something. However, when Brian fell into silence, she hurried to explain, "I thought you were just too tired, so I didn't push you... Moreover, I want you to realize your 'sin'. It seems that it's true that man can't sustain." To a man, it was an ultimate insult to say that he couldn't sustain, especially in sexual intercourse. This was even so for Brian, an extremely proud man.

When Molly readied herself to get up, she was pressed against the bed by Brian again. Evidently, he was triggered by the remark so he wanted to prove to her whether he could "sustain" or not.

"Come on Bri, it's time the kids get released from the kindergarten. I need to pick them up now." With all her strength, Molly tried to stop the irritated man from his further actions.

However, the man wouldn't allow. While he thrust into her body again, Molly screamed in excitement. He murmured to her ear, "Ask Vincent to get the kids."

Seeing that he was not listening to her, Molly wanted to say something, but Brian wouldn't give her another chance. Eventually, all the sounds she made turned into stimulating sounds that would raise his sexual desire. She couldn't help herself from groaning and moaning with each passionate pleasure that Brian gave her. Obscene activities went on and they both enjoyed the wild and quite aggressive lovemaking.

After Vincent received the message sent by Brian when he was actually busy enjoying his wife, he immediately went to the kindergarten. Evelyn wasn't really happy because she was actually expecting her Mom to be there. She remembered that her Mom had promised her to pick her up, but it turned out that it was Vincent who came to pick them up.

The disgruntlement, though, was quickly thrown to the back of her mind when she heard from Vincent that her father was back.

Charlie looked at the excited girl, and said in dissatisfaction, "Dad is back, but shouldn't you be concerned that why they didn't come together to pick us up?"

With her eyebrows raised a little, Evelyn sat properly on the seat of the car, inclined her little head, winked her big eyes, and answered in a serious tone, "Dad is busy. After he comes back, he must have some rest first. Moreover, we are going home anyway. We can see him soon!"

Realizing that her sister had a point, Charlie rolled his eyes. Sometimes, he couldn't really get what his little sister was thinking. Perhaps, the way she thought was merely dictated by her emotions. Knowing her sister, Charlie could almost be sure that if their Dad couldn't make it back before the parent-child games, Evelyn wouldn't be so "understanding" for her Dad.

Sure, Evelyn's mind was different from all other Long family members. In the Long family, everyone had the kind of IQ that only geniuses would have. Evelyn was just too different. They couldn't figure out the reason, but they doted a lot on this little girl.

In fact, Evelyn was not stupid. To some extent, she was just lazy. She was so confident because she knew that people in the family would care for her and protect her, then why would she make herself strong if everyone was there just for her? If she grew powerful enough, wouldn't she lose a lot of fun? Wouldn't she lose all the care and protection that she had right now?

So, to lighten the family up and make them enjoy her presence, she had to "sacrifice" herself and refuse to grow up and stay the stubborn little brat she was. This was how her life was like. It was also the principle she used to "control" Addison and Charlie in the future. After all, her two brothers fell entirely for her and were resolved to protect and care for their younger sister no matter what.

The next day, on the day of the parent-child games, the sky was crystal clear. It was so clean that as if it had been washed thoroughly.

On the kindergarten's playground, a crowd of people gathered and were already having fun. With the reputation of the school, only parents of a certain social hierarchy would be able to afford to send their children here. Naturally, the quality of education they offered here was the best.

Every semester, the kindergarten would organize one to two parent-child games to give busy parents a chance to interact with their kids by playing games. However, for most families, the parents lacked communication with the children. In such a short time, it was hard to build up the rapport and win the games, which required cooperation between the parent and the child.

But there were exceptions. In the Long family, Brian would squeeze out time in his tight schedule just to spend some family time with his children, to play together and to do homework together. Comparing them to other families, their rapport could be ranked almost the highest.

Minutes later, the games started. Handcraft work, two legs three feet, deep squat with the kids. All the games would require both the parent and the child to complete together.

Molly and Charlie just watched the father and the daughter as they played and shook their heads every time Brian and Evelyn won. It was not that they were not happy for them but instead, they felt sorry for the other families. The handcraft games were just too simple for Brian. Moreover, the other games which required physical strength and agility were even simpler for him.

Looking at how physically fit he was and how he enjoyed every moment with Evelyn, other parents, teachers, and children were all attracted by Brian. Evelyn giggled, feeling joyful that she had won every game. Brian was elated that Evelyn had fun, his eyes brimming with love at the sight of her daughter being extremely happy. It was as though they were not playing any game. They were like having an ordinary day and the father was doing something to make his daughter happy.

Evelyn and Brian were the best pair of parent and child without a doubt. Now it was a competition for the second place and the third place. The games for the first group of families had ended, and the first three families would enter the finals.

Now, all the families had given up the thought of winning the games. There was only one thing on their mind, 'How could Evelyn's father be so handsome, so skillful, and so strong at the same time?'

"Daddy, you're the best!" Looking up to her father, Evelyn never hesitated to praise him. She jumped and clapped hands with him while running around her father like a little angel. "I want Charlie and Mom to join as well!"

As they approached near them, Molly heard her daughter and was speechless. She could imagine that Charlie would think she was too clumsy for the games.

As she had expected...

"I don't want to play games with Mom. Mom is too clumsy." Catching a glimpse at Molly, Charlie said with scorn in his face. However, when his father darted him a rather "cold" glare, he reluctantly accepted. "Alright, alright. I will participate in the games. Someone has to be the last, right?" Realizing that her son was rather right, Molly didn't know how she should describe her feelings. She despised the thought that she was disliked by her own son, who was less than four years old. How ridiculous that was! The game was her chance, she had to prove to her son that she was a capable mother as well. Being a woman who had survived the hell-like training by the five Golden Flowers for two years, she had a lot of stamina. However, in terms of IQ, there may be a problem for her. But her son was a genius! They would complement each other just perfectly!

After one round, Molly paired up with Charlie. As what Molly had anticipated, Charlie quickly solved all the problems that required thinking. She only helped in physical games. It was only in the deep squatting that required her to utilize her physical strength alone. In the end, they won third place in this group and made into the finals.

Surely they were the most shining family in the competition though Molly and Charlie hadn't bagged the first place. All the teachers and parents were awed by Charlie and Brian. How they wished that they could have Charlie as their son and Brian as their husband! The reaction from the crowd was somewhat expected. Brian wasn't that type of person who liked to stand out from the crowd, but he chose to do it simply for Evelyn. Charlie, though on the surface he seemed to be gentle and friendly, was a proud person by nature. One would be lucky to be his friend. If he didn't like the person, it would be impossible for him or her to be close to him.

"Now, the top three families in different groups, please come to the stage.

We will be having the finals soon!" the teacher announced. ☐☐☐☐☐