Doted by My Seven Brothers novel Chapter 232

Chapter 232 The Ending of Yvonne's Family

"Neil, look, is the gift given by Nancy pretty?"

"Marcus, look, does these clay figurines look better than those for sale?"

"Louis, which one do you think looks best in these clay figurines? I think the figurine of my figure is the most handsome one and sister's is the loveliest one."

"Shawn..."

"Ivan..."

It had been several days since Adam's birthday, but his family members are almost annoyed by him these days.

This had to start with the birthday gift that Nancy gave him.

The birthday gift Nancy gave him was her hand-made clay figurines, one figurine with Adam's figure and another with Nancy's figure. These two figurines were all short and round with cartoon faces. Five features on the faces were vivid, similar to them.

Wearing school uniforms and carrying a small school bag, these two clay figurines similes happily and walked hand-in-hand as if to go to school together.

Adam loved them very much. All those days he showed off these two clay figurines. He was either showing off with Marcus or showing off with Martin...

He was almost beaten by the whole family due to his smug face, but he still enjoyed himself. He was like a small rooster making a display of its beautiful feathers.

But they had to admit that, seeing the gift Nancy gave him, all of them were a bit jealous.

Nancy had spent a long time learning how to make clay figurines for this gift. She was so sweet.

Nancy's dad even hated that he couldn't possess this gift for himself.

After making a display of these clay figurines for few days, Adam finally sensed that it threatened him to show off too much. He hurried to hide these two lovely clay figurines as treasures in fear that others would steal them.

"Adam, it's time to go to school."

Early in the morning, Nancy nibbled on a boiled egg in her mouth, her mouth full and face round, and went to knock on the door of Adam's bedroom.

But Adam who was sleeping in had no sign of getting up.

Nancy rolled her big, bright eyes, and her dark, round, pretty pupils were moving around.

She knocked a few times on the door, but didn't get any answer. Nancy opened the door and walked in, only finding that Adam, holding a pillow in his arms, was sleeping soundly in a starfish position.

"Adam, Adam, Adam, get up and eat breakfast. After breakfast, we need to go to school or you will be late and asked to write a review again."

Nancy performed the function of an alarm clock, reaching out to shake Adam and wake him up while eating food.

"Adam!"

He was sleeping heavily.

Nancy was a little angry by him with her cheeks even rounder and eyes open wide.

"Adam, someone stole your clay figurines!"

"Sh*t! Who dares to steal my clay figurines!"

Wearing pajamas on which printed the figures of Minions, Adam almost instantly jumped up from the bed with a pillow held in his arms, his hair rumpled. He looked alert, but the drool around his side face still flowed down.

Adam looked at Nancy face to face. Nancy warned, "It's time for school."

Adam was wordless.

"Uh-oh! I don't want to go to school!"

Adam fell on the bed and began to roll to show that he didn't want to go to school.

Hearing his shout, Marcus who passed the door paused, turned around and then walked in without any expression on his face.

A few seconds later...

Adam was lift by his cold-faced big brother and held on the back of his neck collar to walk out. Nancy followed them like a little tail and finally finished the last bit of boiled egg in her mouth.

She wiped her hands and returned to the dining room. She got a cup of milk and drunk it with pleasure with her little face getting round and soft.

Sitting next to her, Ivan couldn't help poking her on her little face gently, which almost made the milk almost leak out from her mouth.

Nancy didn't want to comment his move.

Ivan realized he did it wrong so he retracted his hand, and also drank the cup of milk held in his hands seriously.

"Let's go, I will take you two to school today." After drinking, Ivan said.

Nancy and Adam didn't care who drove them to school. Actually, it's more convenient that Marcus or others drove them to school on their way to company.

The car stopped not far from the school gate. Nancy and Adam got off the car and waved their hands to Ivan.