Chapter 1371: Why Keep Chickens and Rabbits Together

Abbie had held back for a long time, but her tears finally fell. The girl's weak voice sounded from behind the crowd, filled with sobs that made her seem extremely pitiful. "Uncle Foley, there's no need to trouble yourself. I... I have no parents, I'm an orphan, so it's normal for everyone not to like me." Upon seeing her cry, old Mr. Foley's face darkened even more. "Why are you crying? It's bad luck!" Cheyenne looked at the older girl in confusion. Her small body was held in Kelvin's arms, silently playing with the toy in her hands. Sensing her unease, Kelvin gently patted her little head. "It's okay, this has nothing to do with you, Cheyenne. Keep playing." As for Abbie, Kelvin didn't spare her another glance. Corey had brought her back, so naturally, it was Corey's job to comfort her now that she was crying. "There's no such thing, Abbie. Don't cry. My son doesn't dislike you; he just doesn't know how to express himself." "We all like you. You're gentle and well-behaved,