Chapter 359
Chapter 359 Family Activities
At a nce the next day, Elisa had already pulled Lucia up from bed before she woke up.
"Look at the time, didn''t you say you want to take the kids to Pleasant Valley? Today is Sunday, and
most people are visiting there!" Elisa said to Lucia.
"Not getting up yet? Lucia, you are the mother of children now, not the little girl from before..." Elisa
scolded her daughter.
During the five minutes of scolding while she was staying in bed, Lucia seemed to feel that her mother
had made up for the scolding that she had missed for five years.
She rubbed her head and struggled to get up from the bed.
"Go take a shower and change your clothes! The two little guys are more diligent than you!" Elisa told
Lucia dismissively.
After being pushed into the bathroom by Elisa, Lucia took a shower and finally woke up a bit more.
Last night, for some reason, she had a dream thatsted the whole night.
In the dream, there was a tall and handsome man.
She ran away with Timothy and J in her arms.She was so scared when she woke up from this
dream that she didn''t sleep well anymore when she went back to bed.
Could it be that the man in the dream was August? The more Lucia thought about it, the more
outrageous it became.
In the end, she simply shook her head and forgot all those rambling thoughts.She came out of the
bathroom, changed her clothes, and went downstairs.She saw J and Timothy sitting obediently at
the dining table drinking milk and having breakfast.
They had also changed into new clothes.
J wore a red id skirt, and Timothy wore a ck id shirt.
They looked cute and eye-catching.
Lucia felt a little better, walked over to greet them, made a cup of coffee, and took a sip.
She took out her mobile phone to send a message to Paul.
"Paul, we''re almost ready here, are you on your way?" She asked him.
Originally, she and Paul had agreed to take the little guys to Pleasant Valley together today, which was
considered a "family activity".
After waiting for a few minutes, Lucia finished her cup of coffee, and Paul hadn''t replied yet.
Next to her, Timothy and J, who had already finished breakfast, stared at her with wide eyes.
"Mom, when are we leaving?" They asked.
Lucia smiled at them, raised her hand, and patted their heads respectively.
"Wait for Dad toe and pick us up, you two go put your little backpacks on your back, bring your
little water bottle, and be ready at all times!" She said to the children.
"As ordered!"
They screamed in unison and agreement.
Seeing the two of them run away like wild horses, the smile in Lucia''s eyes deepened.She got up, went
back to the room, put on a casual sports suit, and went out the door when she was ready.
A white sweater and white shorts, paired with sneakers of the same color, and a baseball cap, her
whole body was youthful and beautiful, full of girlishness.
When Lucia came downstairs, she was praised by the two little guys intermittently.
"Mom, you are so beautiful!"
"Mom, we can go out and call you our sister!"
Hearing the rainbow fart, Lucia couldn''t helpughing.
Holding one of the little guys with one hand, she said with a smile, "Alright, alright, your two little
mouths are as sweet as honey!"
Before going out, Elisa caught up with them and stuffed a box of prepared sandwiches into Lucia''s
backpack.
"Just in case, the little guys can fill their stomachs when hungry" Elisa told Lucia.
"Okay, okay.Mom, the weather is so nice today, you should also go out for a walk with dad, don''t stay at
home all the time," she said to Elisa.
Aftering out of the house and walking to the side of the road outside the West Bridge Garden,
Lucia turned on the phone, and it was empty.
Not to mention Paul''s phone number, he didn''t even reply to the text messages she sent him.
It was gettingte, if they didn''t go now, they would have to queue up to buy tickets.
Lucia stopped a taxi, took Timothy and J into the car, and asked the driver to go directly to
Pleasant Valley in Austos City.
On the way, she made a phone call to Paul, but there were several rings, and no one answered.
Was he busy? Lucia thought for a while and simply sent him another message.
"I''ll take the kids to buy a ticket first, and we''ll be waiting for you at the door."Just after sending the text
message, Timothy raised his head to look at Lucia, blinked his big eyes, and asked, "Mom, can''t Dad
come?"
Lucia touched his little head.
"Dad should be busy.Let''s wait for him at the entrance of Pleasant Valley.He will be there soon," she
replied.
J was also worried.
"What if Dad doesn''te? Teacher Linda has left us homework and wants us to take a picture of our
family hanging out together and send it to her," J asked worriedly.
"Yes, today is thest day!" Timothy agreed.
Seeing the anxious appearance of the two little guys, Lucia quickly reassured them.
"Don''t worry, you''ll finish this homework today, don''t worry, eh?" She said to the kids.
The two little guys nodded, but the expressions on their faces were a little lost.
Lucia''s heart tensed, and she suddenly felt sorry for them.RêAdt??St chapters at Novel(D)ra/ma.Org Only
In the past five years, although Paul was their father, in all honesty, they didn''t spend much time
together.
In addition, Paul had to shuttle from home and abroad and was busy with work.
He was not always avable, so sometimes there were some gaps.
But even so, Lucia was very grateful to Paul.
With him, at least her children would not be the object of ridicule by other children, and at least the
father''s position during Timothy J''s childhood would not be vacant.
Soon, the taxi arrived at the gate of Pleasant Valley in Austos City.
Lucia pulled Timothy and J out of the car and was dumbfounded when she saw the long queue at
the ticket office.
Unexpectedly, there were so many people.No wonder Elisa woke her up early in the morning, there
seemed to be a reason.
Lucia took a deep breath, tightened her grip on the two little guys, walked to the end of the line, and
followed in line to buy tickets.
In the queue, all parents came with their children, and there were also some young couples.
There were many people at the ticket office, and there was also a queue at the entrance on the other
side.
Registering to buy tickets was still very fast.
After waiting in line for less than 20 minutes, Lucia went to the ticket booth and bought tickets for two
adults and two children.
It seemed to be in line with the theme of Pleasant Valley.
The children''s tickets were colorful and printed with cartoon characters.
As soon as Timothy and J got the tickets, they excitedly took Lucia to the entrance to line up there.
Lucia hesitated, nced at the empty mobile phone, and took a deep breath.
"Timothy, J, let''s wait for Dad,"
Lucia told the kids.
The two little guys had just got excited.
When they heard this sentence, they seemed to have been poured a basin of cold water and nodded
somewhat disappointedly.
"Okay," they replied.
Unknowingly, after waiting for ten minutes, Lucia''s phone call to Paul still went unanswered, and the
queue at the entrance was getting longer by the second.
Lucia looked down at Timothy and J, who were like frost-hitting eggnts, picked up the phone,
and made another call to Paul.
If no one answered the call, then she could only take the kids to the line first.
On the other side, two cars parked on the square in front of Pleasant Valley.
A somewhat fat middle-aged man got out of the car in front, smiled respectfully, and immediately
walked to the car in the back, leaned slightly, and opened the door.
"Mr.Adams, please—" he said softly.
August stretched his long legs, got out of the car, nced at the entrance of Pleasant Valley, and said
in a low voice, "There are quite a few people."
The middle-aged man nodded.
"This is natural, Pleasant Valley is currently thergest amusement park in Austos City with the most
entertainment projects, and the audience is very wide. When Mr.Adams chose to invest in this project,
you made the right choice!" the man exined to August.
August nodded slightly.
"Well, Caroline, where is Vollmond Lake?" he asked.
Caroline nodded immediately and extended his hand to show him.
"It''s over there, therge area by theke over there is owned by the Lion Group.There is a forest farm
by theke, the scenery is very good, and beyond that is Austos City safari," Caroline replied.
August nodded.
"Well, go to theke and have a look.If it''s appropriate, ask your subordinates to draw up an initial
nning book, give it to me, and bring along the data analysis of the past two years"
August instructed.
Caroline''s eyes lit up and he responded excitedly.
"Okay, sir!"
August nced at the entrance again and was about to turn around to get into the car when suddenly
his eyes stopped and were piercing in one direction.