Sharon Lindt couldn’t quite understand the fairy’s behavior, but it wasn't her place to question it. She must have had her reasons for doing so.
It was probably because she didn’t want to worry regular folks like her.
Xyla Quest nodded. “She probably didn’t want to scare you and the children.”
She instantly felt warm in her heart when she thought of this.
Sharon nodded. “I was thinking the same thing. That fairy is wonderful.”
“All right, you must keep these things a secret, got it?” Xyla asked.
“Don’t worry, I will definitely keep it a secret. I never spill any secrets,” Sharon assured them.
Xyla nodded.
“Did you two have enough to eat earlier? Especially you, Xyla?” Sharon asked as she turned to gaze at her.
Xyla chuckled. “Yeah, I’m full.”
“That’s great. Did Stan serve you well?” she inquired.
“Yes, very well.”
“Better than me?” she added, lifting an eyebrow.
“It’s the same,” Xyla replied.
Sharon felt relieved right away. She then turned her attention to her son. “Get Xyla a glass of fresh orange juice. She needs to replenish some vitamin C.”
“All right,” Stanley replied.
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