Chapter 224 Unease and Good Intentions Aylin has the ability to recognize talent.
Moreover, children are the least likely to hide their thoughts. The expression on Abbyâs face was not shyness, but genuine fear.
Upon realizing that it was Sariah who went to pick up the person, Aylin immediately understood.
Sariah probably said quite a few bad things about her behind her back.
In front of the child, Aylin didnât lose her temper. She pointed to the couch, gesturing for Abby to sit, but Abby still didnât move.
Aylin wasnât in a hurry either, and she asked with a gentle smile, âAbby, are you hungry after sitting on the plane for so long? I have lots of delicious food here. Whatâs your favorite?â
Aylin skillfully persuaded with a gentle tone and a mild demeanor. After all, Abby was just a child, and her heart was instantly moved.
She pursed her lips in thought, then spoke softly, âI... want to eat cake.â
âNo problem.â
Aylin immediately asked someone to fetch a fresh mango crepe cake and a slice of strawberry cake from the refrigerator. Each one was delicate and adorable, exuding a sweet yet not greasy aroma, quickly winning Abbyâs affection.
Even though she still remembered that Aylin was a villain, she couldnât help but exclaim, âWow!
Are all these mine?â
Unknowingly, she took a few steps and reached Aylinâs side, carefully glanced at the cake and then looked at Aylin.
Aylin looked at the childâs innocent expression and smiled, âOf course, this whole cake is all yours.â
âWow!â
Abby excitedly picked up a small piece of cream and mumbled, âThank you, Aylin.â
Aylin patiently waited for her to eat, and when the little girl had finished half of her meal, she asked again, âAbby, what kind of toys do you usually like to play with?â
Abby felt that since she had already eaten the cake Aylin gave her, it would be impolite not to respond. So, she said crisply, âI like LinaBell.â
âOh, what a coincidence.â
Aylin laughed and called for a female housekeeper, âKate, please go and fetch the red box from.
under the cabinet in my room.â
The female housekeeper promptly brought over a small red box. Upon opening it, Abby saw many LinaBells she had never seen before, all of various sizes and incredibly exquisite!
Not to mention Abby, even Sariah has never seen so many LinaBells!
Both of them widened their eyes.
âThis...â
Sariah could tell at a glance that these were all limited edition collaborations with major luxury brands, perhaps to be sent to highâend VIP customers during Childrenâs Day. Even with money, ordinary people wouldnât be able to buy them.
Others would be happy with just one, but Aylin actually has a whole box!
Sariahâs teeth were almost crushed!
Aylin took the opportunity to gently touch the little girlâs head, the soft strands of hair making her eyes squint with delight. âI happen to have quite a few LinaBells here. Which one do you like? Pick one to take with you, and consider it my first gift to you.â
The temptation was huge for a little girl. Abbyâs eyes widened, âWow... really?â
She couldnât help but forget Sariahâs warning. Aylin treated her with delicious food and fun activities; where was there even a hint of a fierce and evil appearance?
In the end, sheâs just a child. Whoever treats her well, she instinctively wants to get close to them.
Although Abby liked every LinaBell in the box, she was sensible and only chose one of medium size.
Even so, LinaBell was dressed in Louis Vuittonâs latest spring and summer collection, wearing a miniaturized version of a oneâ
toâone dress, worth thousands of dollars.
âThank you, Aylin!â
Abby laughed genuinely, sweetly saying âThank you, Aylinâ one after another, clearly showing that she had completely let her guard down around Aylin.
Sariah was left in awe on the side!
Damn it, that girl just completely ignored what was said!
How could this be possible!
Woulds Sariah was growing increasingly anxious. If things continued like this, Abby would soon be won over by Aylin!
âAlright, alright!â
She quickly stepped forward and grabbed Abbyâs wrist, pretending to laugh cheerfully, âAbby, weâve said our hellos, and Aylin just got back from work and needs some rest. We shouldnât bother her too much.
Abby, letâs go home.â
After finishing speaking, she hurriedly pulled Abby along as they walked outside.
Abby reluctantly turned around and waved to Aylin. âGoodbye, Aylin...â
No sooner had the two stepped out the front door than John walked over. Having seen everything, he expressed his concerns about Sariahâs sudden visit.
âMs. Koch, should we have someone follow her? I just canât trust that womanâs intentions...â He didnât have faith in Sariahâs character.
Aylin appeared calm and composed, gazing at the slowly closing door with a leisurely expression.
âNo need.â
John frowned anxiously, âBut she clearly doesnât have good intentions...â
Before the words had even faded, Aylinâs slender, pale fingers tapped open a small app on her phone. The content displayed on the screen instantly made Johnâs eyes widen in surprise! phone. The content displayed on the sc âWhatâs the matter with you!â
Sariah pulled Abby all the way home, and as soon as she closed the door, she squatted down, s soon as she closed the door, she squatted down, pressing the little girlâs shoulders with a gloomy expression on her face.
âDid you forget everything I told you? I warned you that Aylin is not a good person, a and you should be cautious around her.
How could you forget my words just because you received something from her?â
Abby shuddered with fright.
She hesitated and said, âBut... but Aylin has been really good to me=â
âThatâs all fake!â
Sariah suddenly interrupted loudly, but seeing the frightened look in the little girlâs eyes, she quickly lowered her voice, âAbby, youâre too young to understand. She loves tormenting children the most, just like today. She lures you in with delicious food, and then sheâll throw you into a basement full of rats and beat you.
When the time comes, mice will bite you, and cockroaches will crawl all over your body. You wonât have enough to eat every day, and no one will be able to save you!â
Abby was terrified by the horrifying scene she described.
Children are naturally afraid of pests like mice and cockroaches. The thought of these creatures crawling on them sends a shiver down their spines, and in an instant, they seek refuge in Abbyâs embrace.
âSo scary! I donât want this!â
Sariah gently pulled Abby into her embrace, patiently soothing her in a soft voice, âDonât be afraid, itâs okay as long as you know you were wrong. Sariah will protect you, just listen to what Sariali says.â
Abbyâs simple little mind couldnât hold too much information.
Aylin is clearly a beautiful and approachable person, and she even provides delicious food and fun activities. Why would she treat her like this?
âWhy is she so mean? Iâm wellâbehaved and wonât make her angry...â Abby whispered, puzzled.
Still just a child after all.
Sariah sneered, âItâs because Aylin has been spoiled by your Uncle Timothy and Aunt Nina since she was little. She doesnât feel comfortable if she doesnât scold someone every day. In her mind, everyone should be trampled under her feet, even her cousins canât have a better life than her!â
Abbyâs face crumpled in fear, âBut... what if we run into her again since we live so close? Iâm scared-â
âDonât worry, as long as you listen to me, I can protect you. However, we must unite to defeat her.â
Sariah caught a glimpse of the doll worth thousands of dollars in Abbyâs hand, and couldnât help but feel even more resentful.
The words she spoke became even more venomous.
Abbyâs eyes widened in surprise, âHow can I knock her down? I canât even reach her!â