Just as the sun was yet to set. Rosalynn hustled all of then to take hot showers and change into dry,fortable clothes.


    After everyone was clean, they gathered together to prepare dinner.


    At young Ivy''s insistence, dinner consisted of a fondue, prepared in three separate pots for everyone to share.


    Ivy was busy with her new Proid camera, snapping photos everywhere she could..


    The pictures she took were handled with care, collected as if they were treasures.


    Among the collected items was a beautiful stone that Ivy had found in a creek. Upon first sight, she thought the stone was so beautiful that she immediately picked it up and put it in her pocket. This small stone was the present Ivy had prepared for her little sister Trista.


    As night fell, the bug-catchingntern, handmade by young Cory, made its dazzling debut.


    With the help of Calvin and Felix.


    Away from the camp, in a wide open space, they set up a bug-catching tent.


    Once thentern was lit, numerous insects flocked towards the source of light.


    Insects covered the canvas in droves.


    Felix, who was fearless even when it came to taking a life, felt a bit of revulsion towards bugs.


    But what could he do? His daughter loved them! So, he had no choice but to bear with it.


    That night, countless insects came. Molly was absolutely fascinated, catching them one by one, and cing them on the back of her hand.


    Then, she would document each one with her camera.


    Seeing this, Calvin nudged Felix''s shoulder with his own, "Who knows, maybe Molly will be an entomologist in the future!"


    Felix nced at Calvin.


    It hadn''t even been a year yet.


    A year ago, when Simon kidnapped Molly, he didn''t even know if he would be able to see her alive again.


    A yearter, Molly was out in nature, surrounded by her close friends and beloved insects.


    And then, someone was telling him that Molly could be an entomologist in the future.


    The contrast was too stark. Felix felt a sting in his eyes, a sudden urge to break down in tears.


    In the end, all his emotions converged within his chest, transforming into a surge of passion.


    He would risk his life for Rosalynn, face any danger!


    "I better start making more money then.'' Felix rubbed his eyes. "I once took on a mission to infiltrate the home of a scientist. I heard that pursuing these kinds of studies can be very expensive!" Rosalynn watched from afar.


    She was genuinely afraid of those bugs, a fear that not even maternal love could ovee.


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    "Sinceing out here, the kids have really let loose, even Cory seems particrly lively today." Wayne wrapped his arm around Rosalynn''s waist, "Can we bring them out to y more often in the future?" Rosalynn looked at Wayne, her eyes soft as she nodded, "Yes."


    Wayne was delighted, his gaze returning to their son and daughter.


    Every now and then, their daughter''s cheers could be heard. Wayne found the future to be extremely promising.


    Over at Molly''s side, the fun continued till well past midnight, and it was only when Felix warned them with Rosalynn''s name, did the kids reluctantly return to the camp.


    Initially excited.


    Upon returning to the tent, after cleaning up and changing into their pajamas, Rosalynn was hoping to chat with her children a little more. But the two siblings were so exhausted that they fell asleep the moment they hit the bed.


    The next day, they yed wildly again.