Chapter 1450


    Corinne sat on the nket with her three children and enjoyed the food Pam prepared for them.


    Meanwhile, Chester and Francine were talking to each other some distance away. They had taken a


    small step in their rtionship and were thus very shy as a result.


    Joey had some mayo smeared on his mouth from the sandwich, so Corinne took out a tissue and


    gently cleaned it for him. “Eat slowly, and don’t rush.”


    In response, Joey nodded obediently.


    Bryan, who sat next to Joey, could not take his eyes off the kite soaring in the sky. When he noticed the


    kite drifting in a different direction, he quickly gobbled down the remaining half piece of sandwich. He


    then stood up and said, “Mommy, I’m full! I’m going over there to talk to Aunt Francine!”


    Corinne turned her attention to her youngest son and reminded him, “Be careful! Don’t run too fast and


    trip!”


    Bryan acknowledged her warning and rushed over to where Francine was to get a better view of the


    kite.


    Once Corinne saw Bryan approach Francine safely, she turned her attention to Christine and offered


    some water from a bottle. Joey and Christine stayed obediently by Corinne’s side while quietly enjoying


    their meal. Corinne asionally nced in Francine’s direction to keep an eye on her youngest son’s


    whereabouts.


    Bryan initially stayed close to Francine while he was captivated by the kite. At some point, Corinne


    looked over again and saw that Bryan was gone.


    Corinne’s eyes widened, and she swiftly rose to her feet to scan her surroundings. “Francine, where’s


    Bryan?”


    Francine was engrossed in her conversation with Chester, but Corinne’s rmed question snapped her


    out of it. She looked around with a worried expression and said, “He was just here! He was looking at


    the kites…”


    Corinne noticed the Robot Man kite descending lower in the sky had immediately surmised where


    Bryan was.


    She ordered hastily, “Francine, Chester, please keep an eye on Joey and Christine. I’ll look for Bryan!”


    An anxious Francine looked on as Corinne left in a hurry. “How are you going to look for him?”


    Corinne replied firmly without looking back, “I know where he went! Just keep an eye on Joey and


    Christine for me!”


    Francine fidgeted anxiously, but Chester patted her shoulder tofort her. “Don’t worry. Corinne


    knows what she’s doing. She’ll find Bryan. Let’s do what she entrusted us to do and stay with Joey and


    Christine. We can’t afford to let another child go missing.”


    Francine agreed, and they ran toward Joey and Christine.


    Meanwhile, the kite hadnded on an empty meadow across a forest. A child wearing a robot mask


    had rushed over to retrieve it. He dusted off the kite and began to trot back to his father.


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    However, another boy who was almost as tall as him blocked his path. The neer blinked and


    asked in a somewhat impolite tone, “Hey, where did you get that Robot Man kite?”


    The child in the robot mask felt that the rude boy was familiar, but he could not recall where they had


    met before. He remembered that his father had warned him about talking to strangers, so he ignored


    the question and walked past the boy after picking up his kite.


    Bryan, unhappy at being ignored, chased after Benjamin and blocked his way again. “Why are you


    ignoring me? I asked you a question!”


    After being cornered, Benjamin said, “My daddy told me I shouldn’t talk to strangers or answer their


    questions.”


    Bryan disagreed and ced his hands on his hips in frustration. “But my mommy taught me that we


    should be polite and help our new friends!”


    Benjamin snorted behind his robot mask. “You’re not being polite though! You should greet a person


    first before asking a question!”