Chapter 695 Sparkling Fireworks

"Sophia..." Lucia momentarily can't say anything and her heart was filled with emotions.

Lucia felt a little sad, but incredibly warm at the same time.

"Alright, let's sit down and eat. It won't be good if the food gets cold later." Sophie smiled and made the atmosphere more lively. Everyone sat down happily. The family was gathered together, and Theodore was there. There was a moment of laughter.

Of course, in such a happy atmosphere, there was always person who can not blend into.

Spencer looked at the Davies with a smirk on his face. The food in his mouth didn't taste good, and all he could think about was cunning.

After dinner, Douglas began to boast. It turned out that he had gone out in the afternoon, and had visited nearly every fireworks store in the New Yorkcitizen of Athegate. He bought a cart full of fireworks. Now, he was standing in the forecourt. It was hilarious to see a pickup truck full of fireworks parked in front of the fountain, but Theodore was thrilled.

"Douglas, how old are you..." Bailey couldn't resist teasing Douglas.

"Younger than you," Douglas scowled at Bailey. "I bought these for Teddy."

"For Teddy?" Bailey didn't believe him, and debunked Douglas. "You wanted to play, didn't you?"

"Bailey, you're not going to touch my fireworks later!" said Douglas who sneered at Bailey coldly.

"Oh, come on," Bailey said with a quick, fawning smile. "I want to play, too."

"Don't you think..." as he spoke, Douglas got into a fight with Bailey, and the two fought over the fireworks. Theodore leaned over to help his uncles defend the fireworks. It was two adults and a child, but they were like three children.

Edwin, Sophie, Lucia, Arthur and Otis stood by and watched them make a scene, laughing.

As the sky darkened, Douglas and Bailey, led by Theodore, started to set off fireworks. The three of them had a good time playing, and the front yard of the main house was filled with smoke.

Looking at her children and grandchild getting together, even Edwin couldn't help but set off a few of them. Looking at the bright fireworks in the sky, Lucia carefully leaned on Arthur's side. After hesitating for a moment, she quietly raised her hand. When she was about to hold Arthur's hand, her hand was completely wrapped in his palm.

What she thought was what Arthur wanted.

Palm to palm, Arthur turned his head to gaze at Lucia. There were bright fireworks in his eyes, as he always had the same feeling for Lucia.

The sweetness was so great that Lucia, in the midst of the clamor, opened her mouth and said to Arthur in silence,

"Wait for me..."

Arthur smiled and nodded.

The front yard was bustling with activities, but it made one person feel that it was extremely ear-piercing. Spencer was standing in front of the window on the third floor. The reflection in his eyes was Lucia and Arthur snuggling together in the smoke.

His hand that grasped window lattice unconsciously tightened again and again, and the vein on the back of the hand appeared. He was unwilling to be an onlooker only!

She was his woman!

He cried out in his heart.

The only response to this clamor was the sound of fireworks going off, and no one paid any attention to his resentment.

Just then Jack came out of the room and looked out the window when he saw Spencer standing by the bed. He saw Arthur and Lucia, too.All content © N/.ôvel/Dr/ama.Org.

They were an enviable couple, but now they were stared at by their enemy. Jack frowned and walked over to Spencer.

"Mr. Davies, won't you come down and join us?" He said deliberately.

Spencer coldly turned his head to glance at Jack and said nothing.

That kind of bustle didn't belong to him.

"Do you realize that you don't fit in here, and you can't even get close to Lucia?" Jack smiled and didn't pay attention to Spencer's silence.

The coldness in Spencer's eyes slowly turned to anger.

Jack still didn't care. He turned to look out the window and said coldly, "Then I must congratulate you on being right about yourself. There is no place for you beside Lucia!"

"Aren't you being too much of a bodyguard?" Spencer said through gritted teeth. Now even an ordianry bodyguard dared to challenge him?!

"Sorry, I was out of line." Jack had always known when to back down. When he saw Spencer frowning, he casually said it, then turned around and returned to his room, leaving Spencer alone with his hatred. Despite the tireless efforts of the three members of the "children's group" that night, a whole car full of fireworks was not a small amount. They had only set off half of the fireworks until ten o'clock, but they were all sweaty and happy.

"Well, it's getting late. Lucia and the baby have to get up early tomorrow, so get some rest," Sophie warned as the night wore on.

"Grandma, I still want to play," Theodore, who was usually docile, protested.

Lucia knew her son well enough to take Arthur's hand off her and walk over to Theodore, saying,

"Teddy, it's getting really late."

"But..." while the fireworks were still going off, his mother could still watch them with him. Theodore's mouth was flat and he did not say anything, but everyone knew what this sensitive child was thinking.

Lucia's heart ached.

Arthur looked at Lucia and Theodore, who were hugging each other. After a moment of hesitation, Arthur walked over to his father and whispered something to him. Edwin was silent for tens of seconds, then nodded silently.

Arthur gave his father a grateful look, then walked up behind Lucia and said,

"Teddy, get some rest. You can go to Chicago with Mummy in the morning."

"What?!" Theodore and Lucia looked at Arthur at the same time, with their eyes bulging.

"I've discussed it with my dad just now. Everyone in the Brown family is Teddy's family too. He should go back and take a look," Arthur explained with a smile, although he was reluctant to part with them.

Upon hearing Arthur's words, the Davies family brothers came over. Bailey was about to say something when Otis slashed him in the lower back with a hand. He let out a cry of pain and was about to confront Otis when he noticed that Otis' eyes were sharp. So immediately, he held back the words.

In Bailey's view, Theodore was already a child of his family and should be here for Christmas without having to accommodate Esmae too much.

Sophie was a little surprised, too, but she soon understood Arthur's intention.