Miracle Cutie (Amelia and Benjamin) novel Chapter 410

Chapter 410 Ignored Nina

She was going to give this poop to the person who made her happiest next.

“Nelson, big howse?” Nina asked, looking at his creation.

Nina had made a poop, while Nelson, after shaping a detailed hot dog, had also made a mud house.

He was now making a mud table.

Nelson’s work was excellent. Nina looked at his, then at her own, without a hint of insecurity.

Nelson

gave all his creations to her.

“Yeah. What else do you want?” Nelson could make anything.

Nina didn’t ask for anything more from him. She had been sitting on the ground for a while and was getting restless.

“Nelson, give your mommy?” she asked.

Nina scrambled up, her little face smudged with dirt, intending to give one of her several poop

creations to Grace.

Grace was pretty, and Nina felt she deserved one.

Nelson hadn’t given Grace a gift before. Giving a mud gift as a first present seemed a bit too humble.

He hesitated.

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While he was still hesitating, Nina grabbed his hand, ready to pull him along.

The two stood up, clutching their mud creations, and went to find the adults.

Nina took a few steps but didn’t go inside. She headed for the flowers she saw near the entrance.

She wanted to stick a flower on her

poop.

Nelson didn’t try to stop her odd idea.

The two little ones started picking flowers at the entrance.

They were busy picking when a car suddenly pulled up.

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Chapter 410 ignored Nina

Seeing the car arrive, Nina hurried over to get a closer look.

The driver hadn’t even parked properly yet. Nina running over like that scared Nelson.

“Nina, don’t go over there!” he shouted.

The driver’s blind spot couldn’t see Nina. Fortunately, a bodyguard rushed over and stopped the car from moving, preventing an accident.

Unaware she had just avoided danger, Nina was picked up by another bodyguard. She squirmed, trying to get down.

The driver didn’t dare move the car. He said to the man in the back seat, “I’ll go check.”

Lester, sitting in the back, didn’t even lift an eyelid.

Soon, the driver got out and assessed the situation.

He didn’t move the car but opened the door for Lester. “The car will have to stay here for now.”

Lester made a sound of acknowledgment.

He stepped out, and the driver handed him a large bouquet of jasmine.

Lester had only brought a driver, no bodyguards.

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the flowers, prepared to enter. Before he could step through the main door, ked his path.

as wearing sunglasses. Nina couldn’t see his features clearly.

ut he looked good even with the sunglasses on.

Nina looked up with her chubby face, thinking the face with sunglasses looked somewhat familiar.

e didn’t recognize him.

ust asked in her soft voice, “Give Nina fwower?”

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The flowers she had picked weren’t as pretty as the ones Lester was holding.

Nina had an eye for quality.

So she wanted Lester’s flowers.

Lester looked down, glancing at the little dirt-covered child.

He knew Nelson and had seen Nina once in a previous video call.

But that Nina had been clean.

He didn’t immediately recognize the true identity of this little mess.

So, Lester’s attention went only to Nelson.

He ignored Nina’s question and spoke calmly to Nelson, “Where’s your father?”

“Inside.” Nelson wasn’t familiar with Lester, but he knew this was a guest looking for Trevor.

He was still polite to guests.

Lester, holding the flowers, stepped around Nina and went inside.

Watching him walk away, Nina tilted her head in confusion. “Nelson, why he no talk?”

Nelson also noticed Lester had ignored Nina.

Not wanting to hurt her feelings, he paused, then said vaguely, “He didn’t see you. You’re too small.”

Nina frowned, seeming not entirely convinced.

She didn’t want to play outside anymore and ran back inside after Lester.

he house, Lester had already met Trevor. He handed over the large bouquet of jasmine or had requested.

Trevor took the flowers, left Lester in the living room, and went to find Grace.

He hadn’t asked Grace to come out when he went to see Lester.

“Grace.” Trevor walked into the room holding the flowers.

He stood before Grace, his voice low. “These are flowers you used to love. Do you still like them now?”

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Grace looked at the beautiful jasmine, a flash of delight in her eyes.

“They’re beautiful,” Grace said, taking the flowers, not stinting on her praise. “Thank you for bringing me flowers.”

After her thanks, she leaned over and planted a kiss on Trevor’s handsome cheek.

Trevor stiffened for a couple of seconds from the kiss.

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