Sweet Twins Indulge in Daddy's Love novel Chapter 2

Now, Nancy had become a well-known talent worldwide that she was being sought by all the major pediatric hospitals in the country.

However, even then, she couldn't help but come back to her own country. Even with everything that had happened, this was still the place she'd call home.

"Nancy!" A familiar voice called out from the crowd.

"Doris, you came early!" She'd know that voice from anywhere. Nancy walked over and gave her best friend a hug. It had truly been so long since she'd last seen Doris He.

Doris He rolled her eyes. "Obviously. I'm your best friend. I left my job the moment you told me you were coming!"

Nancy pulled away. "Thank you!"

During the five years of her mother being ill and her not being in the best mental state, Doris He had always been there for her, listening to her rants and stories.

"You're my friend. Let's go." Holding on to Nancy's arm, Doris He walked towards her second-hand Volkswagen Beetle.

"Miss, could you please give me some money? I'm hungry."

As they were chatting about their lives, a little dirty hand grabbed the hem of Nancy's shirt, causing for her to stop.

She looked down to see a disheveled boy who was bringing up a hand to ask for a few coins.

A pang went through her heart. The kid must be around his age by now.

"Where are your parents?" Nancy crouched down to look at him.

The boy could only shake his head in reply.

"You're too kind, Nancy. Usually, parents ask their kids to beg for them these days. Haven't you heard? It's their new thing." Doris He snorted, shaking her head.

'Tm not! Stop it!" The little boy stomped his feet in frustration. There was anger evident in his eyes as he stared up at Doris He.

Nobody could say no to such a cute kid.

But Doris couldn't really care less.

"I don't have a mom or a dad, Auntie." He tugged Nancy's arm, eyes blinking rapidly like a doll. "Please, could you take me out to eat?"

"Fine." Nancy had always been good with kids.

"You always choose the kind ones, don't you?" Doris snorted, shaking her head. She was never the one to give these people a chance to explain themselves. After seeing all the trickery that some of them were up to, she put it up in herself to not trust them.

The little boy made a face at her in reply.

"It's just one meal, Doris." Nancy waved it off, holding the boy’s hand affectionately. "What's your name?"

"My name's Bobby." He thought for a while. He usually didn't tell people his family name because a lot of newspapers were looking for him now.

"Bobby. That's a good name." Nancy ruffled the young boy's hair.

"Your name's Nancy?" he asked.