The Enigmatic Return (Neera and Jean) novel Chapter 653

The triplets were very active and lined up to have their height measured. Neera found that they were indeed taller.

However, as brothers, Sammy and Harvey were still taller than Penny.

Penny grew slower and was a little dissatisfied. "Why can't I be as tall as Harvey and Sammy? I'm unhappy!"

Seeing her pouting, Neera felt a little funny and poked her face.

"You're a girl. It's normal for you to grow slower. You must be shorter than your brothers. And you're the younger sister. Your brothers will protect you."

Harvey and Sammy echoed cutely. "Yes, Penny! As long as we're here, we'll always protect you! No one can bully you!"

Penny reluctantly accepted it, while Neera was a little ashamed.

"I've been too busy recently and haven't spent much time with you three. I didn't even notice that you've grown taller."

The triplets were very sensible and hugged her considerately.

"It's okay, Mommy. We know you're busy. We can take care of ourselves. We have Auntie Zuniga!"

"Yes, Mommy, you've done a great job. You always play with us when you're free. We're satisfied!"

Sammy was naughty and suddenly said, "Actually, you don't have to spend all your time with us. You should spend more time with Uncle Jean!"

If Mommy spends more time with Daddy, their relationship will become closer. That's the most important thing!

Neera felt amused and rubbed Sammy's head. "What are you thinking about all day long..."

...

Neera went to the company to deal with some accumulated documents. Katy came in with coffee.

Neera thanked her, took it, and asked, "I asked you to follow the Marrow family before. What's the situation now?"

"I was going to tell you about this," Katy immediately reported, "They're staying in a hotel these days and don't want to go home. Your brother probably doesn't want to continue dealing with his parents, so he wants to leave. But I stopped him in time. He's waiting for you at the hotel now."

Neera smiled and told Katy, "Book a restaurant. Ask him to wait for me there."

Katy nodded. "Okay."

At noon, in the private room of a restaurant, Neera went to the appointment on time. Wilfrid was already waiting inside.

As soon as he saw her coming, he shuddered and stood up with a cautious look.

Neera smiled. "Why are you standing up? Have a seat."

"Ah... Okay." Wilfrid nodded dully and sat back again.

Neera sat opposite him and looked at him.

Wilfrid had grown a lot and became handsome. He was completely different from when he was a child. But he still looked so lovable.

After watching for a while, Neera laughed and said warmly, "Aren't you going to greet me?"

Wilfrid was stunned when he heard that and showed hesitation. After a few seconds, he called under his breath, "Ms. Garcia..."

Hearing that title, Neera found it funny. "Don't you call me Sis? Or you don't want to recognize me?"

Wilfrid looked up hastily and met her gaze. He still hesitated to speak. What his parents did that day was so excessive. How could he qualify to call her Sis again?

As if guessing what he was thinking, Neera poured him a glass of water and comforted him gently.

"You're different from your parents. I know that what they did has nothing to do with you. You'll always be my brother. Are you still willing to recognize me? Wilf..."

When Wilfrid heard the intimate and familiar title, his eyes turned red.

He muttered, "Yes, I'm willing to. I thought you wouldn't want to recognize me."

Neera felt helpless. "In that situation, I could only ignore you. You also know your parents' temperament. I always wanted to recognize you, or I wouldn't have asked someone to look at you, let alone come to see you."

Upon hearing that, Wilfrid finally felt relieved and immediately cried. He burst into tears regardless of his image.

Neera felt a little distressed and handed him the tissue. "Why do you still cry as much as you did before? Now that you've grown up. Don't shed tears easily."

Wilfrid wiped his tears and sobbed. "I don't want to cry either, but I can't help it..."

Neera knew it, so she sat over and patted his back.

After a while, Neera could not help but feel a little funny when she saw that he did not tend to stop crying.

"I asked you to come here for a reunion meal, not to cry. It's time to stop it."

After a long while, Wilfrid wiped away his tears and said, "I won't cry anymore! Sis, let's eat!"