Things Went Unbelievably Smoothly

Children were very innocent. As Lawrie asked his question, his emotions were clearly written all over his face, especially in his big bright eyes. It was clear that he wanted this toy car very much, but he was also afraid. Kevin smiled gently and said, "You are very cute. I like you very much, so I bought you a gift. Of course, I won't take you away." "Really? You really won't take me and Mommy away?" Even though Kevin was speaking to him in a kind tone, he had already left a cold impression on Lawrie earlier. Besides, Lawrie was more sensitive than other children, so he was still keeping his guard up. The innocence of a child could always bring out the gentlest side of a person. Kevin had never been a hardhearted person. He was just not good at expressing his love for the younger generation. Since Lawrie was his grandson, he wanted nothing more than to treat him well, so that he could make up for the lost years. "I swear I just want to give this toy car to you as a gift. If you can gi