Gluey Love Between Us
Chapter 526

Giada stared at the door and roared, "Henrick, how could you do this to me? You're such a penny pincher." Kenneth listened in silence, glancing at her sister.

But his glance was caught by Giada, and her eyes flared with anger.

Kenneth's eyes deepened a little, and he suddenly had a bad feeling.

As expected, the next moment, Giada burst out and shouted at him, "Kenny, where's my drawing paper?"

Kenneth replied, "It's still in the store."

Giada was speechless.

So, why didn't he hurry to buy it? Didn't he see that she was angry?

Kenneth stood up and walked out silently. He always doted on his younger sister and never made a fuss about the trifles with her. Kenneth had just reached the door when Giada suddenly said, "Send me back to my room before you go to buy it."

Kenneth turned around and looked at Giada, who was a little fatter than himself. He said coldly, "Do you think I can carry you?" Giada was tongue-tied.

Why couldn't he carry her?

"Am I very fat?" she asked.

Kenneth pointed to the mirror and said, "Can't you look in the mirror?"

Giada looked at her big brother with a righteous expression. "I think I'm very slim."

Kenneth pointed to the park in front of their house and said, "There is a small elephant in the park.

You can go there and compare its legs with yours."

Giada was speechless.

He could have directly said that she weighed the same as the small elephant. There was no need to mention the legs!

Giada widened her eyes. "Kenny, are you saying I'm fat?"

Kenneth shook his head silently. After falling down the stairs, she might have also hurt her brain. Her responses became so slow. He said as walking out, "I'll ask grandma to carry you back to your room." Then, the door was slapped with a "bang".

Giada was so frightened that she leaned back.

There were still teardrops on her face.

She instantly felt sad. Why was she so unlucky recently?

Like what they said, it never rained but it poured.

Giada clenched her little fists and wiped the tears from her face. Kenny was staring at the computer every day. What was he doing?

This was a good opportunity for her to figure it out. She had to see if her brother was doing something improper.

Giada wanted to move but found that she was a disabled person right now. How could she have the ability to touch that laptop?

For her, it was just an ordinary device. For her big brother, the laptop was a divine existence. Kenny cherished it so much that he almost held it while sleeping.

Giada took a look at the distance between her and the laptop. She could only mumble in disappointment, "Do I have to give up this good opportunity?"

She was hardly allowed to enter Kenny's room.

Sometimes she doubted whether he was her biological brother. But when she looked in the mirror, she found their features were exactly alike, which completely dispelled her crazy thoughts. Suddenly, the door was opened, and Jaida walked

in with a smile.

"Gia, let me take you back to your room."

Giada looked weakly at her grandmother. "Kenny said that he couldn't carry me. Am I fatter than him?" Giada asked, unwilling to admit it.

When Jaida heard this, she took a serious look at her.

Giada's heart immediately tensed up.

Jaida smiled and said, "Your arms and legs are indeed thicker than your brother's."

Thicker!

So, she was indeed fat!

No!

Giada wanted to cry but had no tears. When did she begin to put on weight?

This was too annoying!

"Grandma, why don't you directly say that I'm chubby?" Giada thought to herself that she had to work hard to lose weight from today on.

Jaida could see what this little girl was thinking.

She smiled and said, "You are not fat. Your current figure is just right, and you look pretty in your clothes. It will be ugly if you lose weight. Look at your mother. She is as thin as a bamboo pole. I'm afraid a stronger wind could break her slender

waist."

Giada asked, "Do you think my mother looks ugly?"

Her words made Jaida feel that a mountain was pressing over her head.

It was too difficult for her to educate her granddaughter.

"Grandma, do you think I should take a stab at acting?" Gia asked, her big eyes as bright as stars. She had forgotten her ambition to be a painter and her contempt for Ricky.

Every time Henrick saw his sister's disdainful look, he got quite frustrated.

Jaida was dumbfounded. She could only pretend not to hear the whim of this little girl.

Jaida smiled, "Gia, you need to maintain your passion for painting. It can make others feel that you are unstoppable and give way to your success! Perseverance can touch people and change a lot of things. Before you have this kind of whim, think about your dream of being a painter first."

Jaida was very patient with his precious granddaughter.

The kids had changed her life a lot. She was leading a very fulfilling life every day.

When Giada heard her grandma mention her dream of being a painter, she instantly had the urge to throw a rock at her own feet.

She blinked her big eyes. "I've already strangled that movie star dream. I'll try my best to be a painter!"

Jaida smiled and nodded. She knew that this little girl had thought things through.

She took Gia back to her room.

Giada began to read a book while waiting for Kenny to buy her the paper.

And Kenneth was strolling back from the stationer's now. Suddenly, he saw a luxury car parked in front of his home.

At the same time, Jaida was watering the flowers in the yard.

The person in the luxury car was Phillip. After enduring for a few days, he finally couldn't help but come to see Jaida.

When he had heard that she had married Zaiden Calder, the estate tycoon, he couldn't keep calm anymore.

Phillip had to show his respect to Zaiden when they met. It was hard for him to picture Jaida, his ex-wife, as Zaiden's wife. Such a contrast let him clearly know that he had lost a piece of unpolished jade back then.

It was not until he saw everything clearly that he realized what a loss it was.

Phillip's deep eyes were filled with complicated emotions as he stared at Jaida, who was smiling happily in the courtyard.

He suddenly realized that Jaida had never been so happy when she had been by his side.

When Jaida had left him, the look in her eyes had been very strange, without any affection.

She had told him in a silent way, "Since you are ruthless, why can't I forget you?"

He had thought a lot. Every time he thought of that she had waited for him for such a long time and given him countless opportunities in order to protect the family, he became so sad that he couldn't breathe.