Love Comes To Me
Chapter 1656: No way will I marry a fool

The more the little girl said, the more aggrieved she became, and the little look of crying while complaining made Eloise cry and laugh.

She turned her head to look at Solomon and reprimanded in a low voice: "Solomon, how can you say that about other girls? If she doesn't understand, just be patient and say it a few more times. The more aggressive you are, the more scared she will be, so of course she won't listen." Solomon's dark eyes glanced at the little girl and retorted, "What I said is also true, mommy ask her, how many times have I said this question, the teacher has talked about it many times, over and over again, she just doesn't understand, what is it if it's not stupid?"

"Besides, she knows how to cry, she cries when she can't do the problem, and she cries when I explain it to her, it's troublesome." Solomon saw that the little girl looked at herself aggrieved, her voice unconsciously smaller, but twisted her head to stop looking at her.

Eloise was a little helpless.

She stepped forward, took out a tissue, squatted down and gently and carefully wiped the little girl's tears, softly comforted, "Good girl, don't cry anymore, okay? Auntie scolded him for you." The girl's eyes were as red as a rabbit, looking at Eloise, sobbing, "Auntie ... Solomon bad."

"Okay, he's bad. Auntie knows, auntie help you, when we get home auntie will educate him properly, will not let him bully you again." Eloise held back her laughter to coax.

The little girl, after all, is not grown up, hearing that Solomon will be educated when he gets home, instantly not aggrieved, grinning and nodding good-naturedly. "What's your name, sister?" Eloise asked softly.

"My name is Carrie, auntie remember oh."

Eloise smiled and didn't ask any more questions, stroking her little head, "Well, little Carrie, you haven't finished your task today, can you continue studying now?"

Carrie hesitated for a moment, she stole a glance at Solomon, her mouth deflated again, as if she wanted to cry again.

Solomon instantly became impatient and just wanted to tell her not to cry.

At that moment, Hector came forward and asked in a low voice, "Why don't you let me help you with your homework?"

Carrie's eyes lit up instantly without having to listen to Solomon's lecture. Although her eyelashes were still stained with teardrops, her cheeks already had a sweet smile on them. "Yes, thank you, Uncle." She said in a milky voice.

"Uncle and auntie both look good, I like uncle and auntie." After saying that, this little girl lowered her head somewhat embarrassed.

Eloise laughed lightly, seeing her, she thought of the little girl in her own family, heart warmed to the point of no return.

Hector just nodded, pulled over the chair, sat next to Carrie, swept a glance at the topic, and then whispered to analyze.

At first Carrie was still lost in thought, but was soon pulled back by Hector's methodical explanation, and listened very carefully.

Eloise watched Hector explain the topic in a low, patient voice, a rare occurrence.

As the sun sets, the afterglow shines into the classroom, falling on Hector's body, covering a layer of soft light, making him less indifferent and detached than usual. Eloise couldn't help but look a little dumbfounded.

She didn't expect that Hector would be so gentle in tutoring the child, he didn't have this attitude when he was teaching Solomon before.

Solomon seemed to feel his daddy's different treatment, he deflated his mouth, some indignant glared at the little girl.

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In half an hour, Hector had made the day's exercises clear, and also gave the little girl a refresher on the previous knowledge.

Carrie was overjoyed and said, "Thank you, uncle, uncle is great! Uncle said I understand everything!"

She looked at Hector with admiration in her eyes and kept praising him.

Eloise looked gentle and coaxed, "Okay, baby, now that the class is over and you're going home, go find your family and don't let them worry." The little girl nodded happily, very understanding and said, "Okay, thank you, auntie and uncle."

"It's okay, study hard in the future oh."

"Bye auntie and uncle, bye Solomon."

After saying that, she picked up her little school bag in a good mood and left the classroom with a bounce.

Solomon also packed up his things and followed Eloise and Hector out of the school.

On the way, Eloise laughed and teased, "You're so popular with both young and old, look at the little girl you've charmed."

Hector glanced at her lightly and whispered, "But I only like you."

Solomon, who was walking behind the two of them, couldn't help but cover his face with his hands, and it was enough to eat dog food everyday. Seeing two people sweetly walking in front, he could not help but say: "Daddy and mommy, you enough, this is outside, pay attention to the image!" Eloise cried and laughed as she glanced at the father and son, who looked similar and had similar temperaments, and reached out to pull Solomon in front of her.

She bent over, keeping the same height as Solomon, looked Solomon in the eyes, and advised, "Solomon, Mommy is going to criticize you today." Solomon pouted and didn't say anything.

Eloise sighed and said rather patiently, "Today you helped your classmate and stayed to teach her homework which is a good thing, even if she didn't know how to do it, you didn't turn your head and leave, you still kept explaining the points to her, for that, Mommy has to praise you."

"But you shouldn't scold her, even if she doesn't know how to, you should be patient, see if daddy is very patient, after talking once she understands."

"Mommy is not saying that you are wrong, but you should be patient with girls, otherwise when you grow up, how are you going to find a daughter-in-law?"

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Solomon didn't care much and hummed a little arrogantly, "I'm not going to marry a fool for a daughter-in-law!"

"So you're alone?" Eloise couldn't help herself.

"I just like Mommy like this, gentle and generous, and smart and virtuous, good-looking... anyway, Mommy is the best, I just like Mommy!"

Eloise was so complimented by him that her heart was going to be complimented, and instantly nothing critical could be said.