One night Two babies by Liz Pinelis novel Chapter 696

"Daddy, where's Mommy?" Only then did Calvin remember that he hadn't seen Violet yet, and extended his little head out to keep looking behind Stanley.

Stanley stood up, "Mommy is washing up."

When he finished, he pulled a child back into the room with one hand.

Both he and Violet were too tired and sleepy last night, and nothing happened, or he wouldn't have even come in with the two kids now.

Violet was washing up in the bathroom and had just finished brushing her teeth when she saw the two cute little ones appear at the bathroom door and were smiling sweetly towards her.

Violet walked over and said in mock surprise, "Whose two cuties are these, why are you coming to my house?"

Arya giggled, "I'm Daddy's and Mommy's."

"Oh? Then who's your Daddy and Mommy and what are their names?" Violet asked, scratching her little nose.

Arya blinked her big eyes in thought and replied, "My Mommy's name is Violet Hunt and my Daddy's name is Stan ...... Stan ......"

She didn't know anymore, how she couldn't remember? She pouted, her eyes with tears, cute and pitiful.

"Sorry, Mommy, I forgot Daddy's name."

"Stupid." Calvin sighed, then said like a small adult, "You remember, Arya, Daddy's name is Stanley Murphy."

"Stanley Murphy?" Arya repeated with a cocked head.

Calvin nodded, "That's right."

Arya recited Stanley's name twice, then said happily, "Mommy, now I know what Daddy's name is, Daddy's name is Stanley Murphy."

"That's good, Arya is awesome!" Violet smiled and rubbed the little girl's hair.

The little girl stroked her little head and asked, "Mommy, just now I couldn't answer Daddy's name, am I a bad girl?"

"Why do you say that?" Violet asked in surprise.

She obviously didn't expect the little girl to ask such a question.

Arya pouted, "Because the teacher said that all the kids have to remember their Daddy’s and Mommy's names or else they won't be able to answer when someone asks, and I just didn't answer Daddy's name, so am I a bag girl? All the other kindergarteners can answer it."

"So that's case." Violet chuckled, "Arya, you are not a bad girl, it's not your fault, blame Daddy, Daddy's name is too hard to remember, it is too complicated."

She didn't mean to coax the child, but it really wasn't easy for a four-year-old to remember Stanley's name.

And it was usual for kids to have bad memories and forget them in the blink of an eye.

Not all children, after all, were as intelligent as Calvin.

"That's right, blame daddy." Calvin nodded his head to agree with Violet's words.

Stanley walked over just in time to hear this and couldn't help but tweak his eyebrows, "Blame me for what?"

Violet smiled and said what she had just said.

After hearing this, Stanley stroked the little girl's head, "Mommy is right, blame me."

"I don't blame Daddy." Arya shook her head, "It's that I am too young to remember it, not to blame Daddy's name.

Stanley raised his eyebrows, clearly not expecting the little girl to say so, he was comforting and surprising.

Sure enough, it was his kid.

Violet was also surprised, but then smiled, "Okay, okay, just don't blame it, Calvin, take your sister outside to play, Daddy and Mommy haven't finished washing up yet, so we'll come out to keep you guys company after we're done."

"Okay." Calvin nodded and pulled Arya away.

Stanley walked into the bathroom, "Arya grows up quite a bit."

"Yeah." Violet nodded.