Anderson looked at her breathlessly, “Your family is so confusing. Are you going to get it right or not?”


    Fair shook his head, “Mommy brought home a younger sister, eight months younger than me. It’s the sister I just said looks like you.”


    “How can it be your sister when you’re only eight months younger.” Anderson knew a lot and immediately noticed the problem.


    “I know that too.” Fair pulled her fingers together to show Anderson, “So either I’m not mommy’s biological child, or my sister is not mommy’s biological child.”


    She thought for a moment, “Maybe I’m not, because Mommy seems to have a good rtionship with her sister.”


    Anderson gave Fair a sympathetic look, “You’re pathetic.”


    Fair opened his mouth.


    Before going to school today, her mommy Athena mentioned to her that she would like to invite her best friend to y at her house after school. If she could do it, she would take her to Mufronter and live with her sister.


    Because Iris kept moring to see her friends.


    She wanted to talk to Anderson about it, but thought about it and didn’t.


    Forget it, she didn’t want to go to Mufron either.


    There is Anderson here after all.


    Anderson suddenly asked, “The sister you mentioned, what’s her name?”


    Fair , “, her name is Iris.”


    Anderson froze.


    The name “Iris” is actually not new to him.


    He had heard, a few times at night, mommy would call the name “Iris” in his sleep.


    He didn’t know who it was that Mummy was shouting at and had asked, but Mummy immediately denied it, saying he had misheard.


    But he knew he hadn’t heard wrong.


    So, who is “Iris” anyway?


    Could there be a connection between the “Iris” in Fair’s mouth and the “Iris” her own mommy calls out in her dreams at night?


    He was in deep thought and doubt.


    After the kindergarten lunch and nap, the children started their afternoon ytime.


    Anderson yed the game silently in the corner.


    Faires over from time to time to y with him.


    By the time three o’clock rolled around.


    Miss Webb suddenly walked in and came up to Fair.


    “Fair, your mom and sister are leaving early on a ne and they areing to see you at the kindergarten door. Say goodbye to you before they leave. You can go out and say hello to themter.”


    Fair was stunned, I thought I was going to leave at night, howe it was early?


    She froze and said, “, okay.”


    Then she nced at Anderson and blurted out, “My sister is here too, would you like to meet her?” If you don’t see her, I’m afraid you’ll never have the chance again.


    The doubts in Anderson’s mind were once again aroused and he nodded his head.


    “But the teacher won’t let you go out.” Fair furrowed her little brow, “Or you could sneak out after me during recess?”


    Anderson didn’t think much of it and nodded his head.


    He is also eager to meet the girl who looks like him, “Iris”, as Fair calls her.


    At recess, Miss Webb calls Fair out, and Auntie Life leads Fair out of the ssroom.


    Fair passes a look at Anderson.


    Anderson would understand, he sneaked next to the door and slipped out of the ssroom.


    Then, when the janitor and the aunt were not paying attention, they followed Fair and slipped out of the kindergarten.


    A nanny van, parked in front of the kindergarten.


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    Suddenly, two people got out of the car.


    They grabbed Fair and Anderson separately and quickly shoved them into the car.


    With that, he closed the car door and took off.