Chapter 1409 - 1449: Counterproductive

Thinking of this, Mabel Quinn’s gaze shifted to another tablet on the desk. At today’s ancestral worship, the tablet of her adoptive father, Asher Quinn, was prominently included among the Quinn Family’s ancestral tablets. As a member of a subordinate family, he originally wasn’t eligible, but her father insisted on including his tablet.

Mabel Quinn felt immense gratitude in her heart for her father’s actions.

Looking at her adoptive father’s tablet, Mabel silently said in her heart, "Dad, I will be happy." Yes, her adoptive father saved her life. If she wasn’t happy, how could she repay him?

Mabel bowed three times with utmost seriousness, and Kyle Kinston also bowed seriously three times. Of course, his bow was only for Asher Quinn, not for the Quinn Family ancestors.

The person he truly respected was only Asher Quinn.

If it weren’t for this person, there would be no Mabel today, so he was willing to bow these three times.

After finishing the ancestral worship at the Quinn Family’s place, Mabel Quinn and Kyle Kinston took a private jet to Falling City, naturally bringing Katherine Quinn along.

At the cemetery, Kyle Kinston and Mabel Quinn respectfully worshipped Kyle’s parents. The little one followed their example, bowing while expressing many wishes, hoping her grandparents in heaven would help her fulfill them.

Such as getting more red flowers in kindergarten, receiving more praise from teachers, earning more perfect scores on homework, and having Johnny spend more time with her... She also expressed that there were several annoying boys in kindergarten who liked to pull her hair, crowd around her; she didn’t want to play with them, and hoped her grandparents could help drive them away.

Mabel couldn’t help but laugh. In her view, those boys probably liked her daughter and wanted to play with her, but didn’t know how to approach her, so they used this outdated method to attract her attention, which backfired.

Of course, although her daughter had her braid pulled, from what Mabel knew, those boys didn’t benefit from it. The little one fought back fiercely, hitting those boys hard.

Mind you, it’s not that her daughter was particularly fierce in combat, but those boys liked her daughter and didn’t dare to retaliate. When the little one got into a fury, she didn’t care about any consequences; whoever offended her got hit. Those boys wailed miserably, crying their hearts out.

Mabel was also called to the kindergarten to resolve this matter. Even though the boys’ parents were wealthy and influential in J City, they didn’t dare act against Mabel because of her status, given the backing of the Quinn Family and Kinston Family. So both sides shook hands and made peace, with no harsh words exchanged, and had the children apologize to each other.

However, afterward, the little one complained to Kyle Kinston about the boys’ terrible behavior of pulling her braid, strongly demanding to cut it off so no one could pull it.

But Kyle Kinston shrugged with a smile, "If you cut your braid when someone pulls it, what if someone steals your things? Would you throw them away?"

The little one thought for a moment, quickly shook her head, then humbly asked her daddy how to handle it.

"Of course, make sure no one can pull your braid or steal your things," Kyle replied, earnestly teaching the little one some martial arts moves.