Five years later.
"Kelly, are you going to take the whole room with you?" Ken Annoyed.
"But I don't want to leave anything behind, what should I do?" Red-eyed Kelly looked up at Ken.
Today her whole family will move to another city, no longer staying here. When she heard this news, she was very sad and didn't even want to go at all, because she was used to it here. Also, her friends are also here, if they leave, I don't know if they will see each other again?
Ken sighed looking at his twin sister, who are identical twins, but except for their slightly similar looks, the two brothers' personalities are vastly different. What are you doing so stingy and frugal? How many times have I told you to choose what is most important, meaningful, and necessary to bring and leave everything else behind? When I got to a new house, my parents bought a new one for me anyway. However, the girl refused to take the towel and had to bring it all, causing the boy a headache.
You can be sure that this trait of your sister is inherited from your mother. Every time the whole family goes on a picnic or travels somewhere, my mother also brings her, almost wanting to bring the whole house with her. Mom said it's very expensive to go there, why not bring it at home. The three boys could only smile, although previously advised his mother to leave it there and buy it later, but her mother still refused. I thought that his father would have a way to make his mother listen, but the boy's father didn't say anything. It's like she listens to what she says, but doesn't say anything more. The boy is really out of touch with his father. The three boys really love their mother very much. The boy's mother told the boys to go south and the three boys would absolutely not dare to go in the opposite direction.
"Are you two done yet? Dad, let me help you with your luggage." Kay opened the door to the small room and spoke softly.
"Dad, Kelly won't leave anything behind, she wants to take everything. The suitcase can't be pulled back." Ken Speaks first.
Kay looked at the pink suitcase in front of him, crying and laughing. Indeed, like his son said, the suitcase was really loaded with a lot of things, so it couldn't be closed, let alone pulled. He really didn't expect Hanna's genes to be so good, passed on to her daughter no different. He walked in front of her, pulled her into his arms and comforted her softly:
"Please don't cry, be like this. You just choose as your brother said, and if you don't bring everything, I will ask you to send it to us, will you?"
Kelly thought for a moment, then nodded in agreement. The girl sat down again, thinking about how to remove the things inside the suitcase.
Ken on the other side silently gave his father a thumbs up. Every time, when his sister insisted on something, as long as his father took action, she would agree to give up immediately. It's strange to think, mom and sister have the same temperament, but mom won't agree to pamper her sister, so the younger sister rarely listens to her mother like his father.
After the luggage is in place and has been taken out of the car. Hanna's family went downstairs. Hanna comes to say goodbye to the neighbors around, she's been here for five years anyway.
"Brother! Do you still remember Kelly later?" Kelly held the hand of a crying boy.
"Kelly don't cry, when I grow up I'll come find Kelly." The boy patted Kelly's head comfortingly, even though he was also very sad.
"You can't say anything, sister! Don't believe your son's words, promise and do different things." Ken crossed his arms and stood to one side sarcastically.
Hanna, who was standing next to her, could not help but frown and look at her son. She used to feel extremely worried when Ken's appearance grew more and more like Jack, even though his personality was somewhat similar to him. Look, he was only five years old, but he knew how to make fun of people like that. What is not genetics? She couldn't blame him anyway, for giving birth to two children with her, similar to him in personality and appearance. She had only one hope, the boy wouldn't be like him in terms of gender difference. Hopefully with Kay's upbringing, the boy will become more and more like him.
Referring to Kay, she feels that she has been very fortunate in recent years to have him by her side. Neighbors and the world. Before that, she had boldly asserted that she could take care of and raise two monkeys on her own when she knew she was pregnant. But when she actually gave birth to two children, she realized how difficult it would be if she took care of them all by herself.
She feels she is the luckiest girl in the world to have a man willing to sacrifice and love her and her two children so much. She thought he would have some reservations about her biological and stepchild. But it's not like she took it too far. He not only loves the two children like his own children, he even loves them very much. The two children also love and love to cuddle him. Especially her daughter. Whatever it is, listen to him. There was one time when she said she would refuse to get vaccinated no matter what, even if she hit and scolded her, but when Kay came to say a few words, she immediately happily agreed. If she didn't really know who her biological father was, she would also think he was their biological father.
"Ken, aren't you a boy?" Jimmy glared at Ken. Then he smiled back at Kelly. "I promise you, when I grow up, I'll come find you. I'll call you often too. Will you?"
"It's okay. Remember, you can't like any other friends. Remember to always like me." Kelly sniffled.
"You two say goodbye to me and my aunt, let's go." Hanna spoke up.
Kelly sobbed and hugged Jimmy, then lingered two or three steps and turned to look back. Ken lightly shook his head and sighed, walking quickly to pull her hand and pull her away.
Hanna also couldn't hold back her tears when she said goodbye to her close neighbor. When she got into the car, her eyes were still red. Kay saw that and gently hugged her in her arms to comfort her.
"Parents, I think that in front of children, parents should restrain themselves and avoid teaching children's souls." Ken coughed softly.