Chapter 1368: Leaving an Hour Early

Cheyenne was still young, and Kelvin was afraid she might encounter danger, so he strictly ordered her to play only on the shore and not go into the water. He carefully used sand to create a safe area for her, almost like drawing a prison cell. Fortunately, Cheyenne was very obedient. If Kelvin said no, she wouldn't do it. She sat quietly in the middle of the circle, using her little paws to knead the fine sea sand, imitating the nearby children building sandcastles. Kelvin even bought her a set of toys, including a small bucket, a shovel, and building blocks—all in pink. This level of care was almost like raising a daughter. Cheyenne sat on the beach without minding her little dress getting dirty, happily swinging her chubby white feet. She muttered to herself, "I want to build a big, big house, with a garage at the entrance, a living room and dining room on the first floor, a room for brother on the second floor, and a room for grandpa too..." Kelvin watched her from the side. His