Doted by My Seven Brothers novel Chapter 38

Chapter 38 Choose Presents

James bent down and gently pinched his daughter's little nose. "Buy Dad a pair of cufflinks."

He would wear them on the most important occasions in the future!

"Okay. Dad, show me the way." Nancy held Dad's hand and followed him to stride into another high-end luxury store.

In the end, Nancy bought her dad a pair of deep sapphire cufflinks, which are graceful and luxurious, in line with her father's temperament.

Then, at the suggestion of her father, Nancy bought flowers for her mother, a bouquet of elegantly packaged carnations. She chose her fourth brother's and little brother's gifts by herself, a cool black cat keychain and a garage kit which was an anime girl. She bought it because her father said that cute figure looked just like her!

With gifts for her family, Nancy happily held her father's hand and left.

Nancy's big brother was on the plane at 9:00 in the morning and it was 8:40 when Nancy and Dad arrived at the airport.

Twenty minutes later, James Brook called his son, but he didn't get through. And the plane didn't arrive as scheduled.

"Dad, hasn't brother arrived yet?"

Nancy hugged a gift box and sat obediently next to her father, staring at her father with her clear big eyes.

James Brook comforted her, "Maybe the flight has been delayed. Sometimes it will happen."

Nancy's eyes were bright, "Dad, have you ever been on a plane? Wouldn't you be afraid of flying in the sky?"

Nancy only saw planes fly over Stream Village in the sky. But it was so high that she couldn't see it clearly. So she couldn't imagine what it would be like to sit in a plane.

James Brook stretched out his arms and hugged his little daughter while the soft little girl accordingly leaned against him. Her furry little head rubbed on him intimately, like a cute little animal.

"We have a private jet. Dad can accompany you to take it to wherever you want, okay?"

The little guy's eyes lit up instantly. Her eyes were curved into round and cute little crescents. She said yes with a soft sound.

"Dad, Nancy wants to go to the toilet."

Before seeing her brother, Nancy wanted to go to the toilet.

"I'll take you there. Can you do it by yourself?"

The little guy nodded softly to indicate that she could. James Brook took her to the toilet and she ran in by herself.

Mom had taught her how to find the sanitary and she did it.

After coming out of the toilet, Nancy walked outside slowly. The washbasin inside was too high for her to reach. There was also a place to wash hands outside, but after coming out...she found this washbasin was too unfriendly to dwarfs.

She wasn't able to reach it even she tiptoed. And when her face was about to blush out of anxiety, a pair of big palms raised her.

Suddenly away from the ground, Nancy was sacred to death. There was a very good smell of fir coming from the person behind her, which was not a familiar smell to Nancy. So she fluttered her short legs and tried to look back.

But due to the gap of height, she could only see the well-defined chin of the one hugging her.

"Don't you want to wash your hands?"

A cold voice came from behind, which was unexpectedly low and pleasant.

Nancy pitifully blinked her eyes and quickly washed her hands.

"Thank you...Thank you big brother, you can put me down."

The little girl's voice was soft and small like a cat, and it was a pleasure to listen to it.

The person behind her slowly put her down. Before Nancy was about to leave, he squatted down unhurriedly and took a dark gray handkerchief from his suit pocket. Then he held the little girl's hands and wiped them carefully and slowly with his long, slender fingers.

It was only at this time that Nancy could clearly see the appearance of this man. He had cold and outstanding facial features. The outline of his face was clear and he had eyes which were as deep as an ancient well that could not be seen to the bottom. He had cold temperament, like the snow in the severe winter, cold and bitter, with a sense of oppression that people dared not approach easily.

But... he was so familiar!