Gluey Love Between Us
Chapter 564

Zaiden laughed, looking at Gia dotingly, "Gia, well said!"

"Grandpa, thank you! I'm your good granddaughter." Giada laughed haughtily as she looked at her mother because Grandpa was on her side.

Eden shook her head helplessly, "Fine! You are right. Let's eat. After dinner, you must go to sleep early today. You three have been hiding in your rooms all day. What were you doing?"

Giada smiled, "Mom, what else could we do? We were doing the things that we like."

Eden said, "I barely see you three not go out to the library on Saturday."

Kenneth said, "I don't want to read books recently, so I didn't go."

Graciella looked at the three kids in surprise. She asked, "Do you three like reading?"

Jaida said, "Yes, they often go to the library to read books when they have time. Next time, Boris can go together with them. There is a subway stop not far from our home. They can take the subway by themselves."

Graciella looked at the three kids in disbelief.

She asked them, "You guys take the subway on your own?"

Giada smiled, "Yes, Ms. Alwynn. Is there any problem?"

Jaida corrected her, "Gia, you should call her

Aunt Graciella."

Giada didn't mind. After all, they were family, so she could call her whatever she wanted.

Graciella looked at Gia's quick-witted eyes and said with a smile, "Gia, do you know how to take the subway?"

Giada replied, "Od course! It's not a difficult thing. If you have problems when changing lines, you can ask the staff."

This was a piece of cake for the three kids.

Graciella suddenly looked at Eden and asked, "Eden, how did you educate the children so well?"

Eden looked at her daughter and smiled slightly, "I haven't taught them these things. I am quite busy at work, and it is Mom that takes care of them. She should take all the credit."

Jaida also smiled and said, "Eden, I just took them to take the subway and told them the process once. And since then, they could do it by themselves."

Graciella looked at her son. If he had gone out by himself, he would have been finished. Not to mention taking the subway, even if he were asked to go out to buy a bag of salt, he would find himself at a loss. Obviously, Boris was not listening to them. He was playing with his mobile phone while eating.

Graciella said angrily, "Boris, drop your mobile. Don't play with it during the meal."

Being yelled at by his mother, Boris immediately threw the fork on the table.

People's reactions varied when they saw this.

Victor frowned but didn't say anything.

The three kids' expressions remained as usual.

They were not surprised at all because they had seen so many children like this.

Boris pursed his lips, "Mom, what are you doing? I eat like this all the time!"

Graciella had thought that the way she educated her son was very strict. But looking at the three obedient children in front, she suddenly felt that her efforts over these years did not work at all.

In today's society, only by studying could one get into the elite class. Only with enough strength could one live with dignity and make improvements. That was why she had taken her son back to River City. The schools here were the best all over the world. If Boris studied here, he could at least get a master's degree in the future.

Of course, some good-for-nothing rich kids had come here just to muddle along.

But she hoped her son to possess a lot of selfdiscipline and study hard.

However, whenever she tried to be a little bit stricter, Boris would cry.

Jaida said, "Boris, don't do other things while eating. You can do what you want after dinner."

Jaida had observed him for a while and found He was a spoiled kid.

"No, Grandma! My dad is always like this.

He chats while eating, and he has never been told to stop."

Boris looked down at his phone again as he spoke.

Eden glanced at Boris. Parents were the first teachers of children. Children's characters and tempers were greatly affected by their parents.

People would not become more well-cultivated because of the wealth of their families. Wealth could only provide them with good material lives. But if you wanted to be the master of your destiny, you could only enhance the depth and breadth of your life. Only by doing so could you reach the

apex of your life.

Graciella could only give up, and then, everyone enjoyed the meal.

After dinner, Graciella and Zofia helped to clean up the tableware.

Zaiden began to read the newspaper and occasionally chatted with Victor.

Boris was still playing that online game, sitting on the sofa.

Kenneth had sat there for a while. Feeling bored, he then went back to his room. Henrick and Giada were studying painting.

Giada was preparing for the National Youth Painting Competition

Graciella sat aside, looked at Henrick, and said, "Hi, Ricky."

Henrick raised his head from the book, looked at Graciella, and said, "Hi, Aunt Graciella."

Graciella narrowed her eyes when looking at him. "Why do I feel that you look so familiar? Have we met before?"

Henrick didn't know what to say.

But he was sure he hadn't met her before.

Victor chimed in, "He is a promising child actor, and he has shot many TV commercials."

"Yes! That public service advertising for teenagers!

I saw it on TV, and I thought the child was very cute. Is that you?" She remembered that the child had smiled brightly like the stars in the sky and that she couldn't help but smile with him. She had envied the child's parents for having such a goodlooking son.

Henrick nodded, "That advertisement was shot half a year ago."

Graciella couldn't help but shout out.

She was a little freaked out, wondering why there was such a big difference between the kids at the same age.

Zaiden was reading the newspaper when he heard Graciella's excited and strange cry. He then looked up at her with deep eyes.

Victor asked, "Graciella, what is wrong?"

Graciella pointed to her son and then to Henrick, saying, "Victor, they're at the same age. Why does my Boris look like an idiot?" Victor was lost for words.

How could she talk about her son like that?

Everyone had dreams in their hearts. Some were ambitious, while some just wanted a normal and peaceful life.

Giada and Henrick also stopped reading and

looked at Boris.

When Boris heard the word "idiot" from his mother, he was already unhappy. Looking at Giada's strange expression, he felt extremely upset.

He threw his cell phone away and burst into tears, closing his eyes tightly and opening his mouth wide. The features on his face were entangled together. Giada couldn't help but mumble, "I didn't expect a person can become so ugly while crying."