The Three Little Guardian Angels novel Chapter 1346

The furniture was all made of ordinary wood, which was much shabbier than the large Goldmann mansion.

Mrs.Fraiser was very enthusiastic.

"Daisie, do stay back for dinner today.What do you want to eat? I'll go out and buy some ingredients to cook something you like."

Daisie replied with a smile.

"Anything will do!"

"That’s good.Then I’ll go shopping now."

Mrs.Fraiser nodded and left immediately, but she did not forget to remind Lisa to entertain her classmate before leaving the house.

Lisa brought Daisie to her room.

Her room was much smaller than Daisie’s, but it still looked warm.

The strange thing was that there was a double-decker bed, but the upper deck had obviously been vacant for a long time as it had become a storage space for boxes of all sizes.

Daisie sat on a swivel chair next to Lisa’s desk and asked, "Lisa, does anyone sleep above you?"

Lisa sat on the bed and lowered her eyes.

"There used to be someone, but there’s no one sleeping up there now." Daisie wondered.

"You have an elder brother or younger brother or something, don’t you?" Lisa nodded.

Daisie asked, "Then why haven’t I heard you mention him?"

Lisa pouted and opened her mouth slowly.

"My brother doesn’t like to stay with us."

Daisie was momentarily stunned.

‘Lisa seems to have a bad relationship with her brother.Otherwise, it’s impossible for her not to mention that she has a brother.

‘But isn’t brother a family member? Why doesn’t he like to stay with his family?’ Daisie did not ask any further because she did not want to force Lisa to tell her what she did not want anyone else to know.

Mrs.Fraiser returned very soon to cook.

And because they had guests, she cooked a sumptuous dinner.

Mr.Fraiser returned from work slightly after that.

It was the first time that their daughter had brought a classmate back for dinner, so both Mr.Fraiser and Mrs.Fraiser were very happy, especially Mrs.Fraiser.

She did not forget to fetch Daisie more side dishes when they were at the dining table.

"Daisie, come, you should eat more." Daisie smiled and thanked her.

"Thank you, auntie."