Ms. Escape Marrying to Run Fighting to Rise novel Chapter 295

Chapter 295 Finished Her Task

The adults didn’t want the children near the mourning hall.

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They were afraid the little ones, being so young, might unintentionally disrupt the solemn

occasion.

They kept shooing them away.

After being chased off by the grown-ups, Nina had an even more fallen little face.

She’d had far too many things to be upset about today.

Noah, who had been following Nina for a while, saw her stomping around the main courtyard in circles, her little hands clasped behind her back, looking absolutely furious.

He spoke up, “Nina, do you want to go play?”

Nina nodded. “Yeah.”

She hated being cooped up inside more than anything.

Seeing she wanted to play, Noah hesitated for a moment, then said, “I know another way to that courtyard. Follow me.”

Noah took the lead.

Nina trailed behind him for a few steps before generously deciding to let bygones be bygones.

“I no hit you,” she announced seriously. “Play together?”

Noah nodded. “Okay.”

Just like that, the two made up. Hand in hand, they sneaked into the courtyard with the mourning hall via a different route.

Once there, Noah led Nina behind the coffin.

He pointed at it. “Nina, Grandpa is sleeping inside.”

Nina looked at the coffin, puzzled. “Why sleep here?”

She only knew people were supposed to sleep in a bed,

There was no bed here.

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Chapter 295 Finished Her Task

Noah was stumped. “I don’t know. Mommy said Grandpa is sleeping.”

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As he spoke, he touched the coffin, his expression growing sad. “I miss Grandpa. I call Grandpa, but Grandpa no talk to me. He no play with me.”

Hearing that Noah’s grandfather was ignoring him, the ever-chivalrous Nina stepped up.

“Wake him,” she declared carnestly. “No sleep. Tell him up.”

Noah shook his head, even more dejected. “I call. Grandpa no get up. He sleep. No come out.”

He had already tried.

He’d called for Gabriel many times, but couldn’t wake him.

He thought his grandpa was sleeping way too soundly.

Nina, an expert at waking up adults at home, was brimming with confidence.

She puffed out her little chest and took on the task. “Nina call. Nina good.”

Seeing her so sure of herself, Noah was practically in awe.

“Get chair.” Nina patted the coffin. It was a bit tall; she could only reach the lower part.

Noah, sneaking around, dragged two small stools over.

Standing on the stools, they were finally tall enough.

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