Zoey did not speak further and kept walking.
"With that attitude, I think you're the perfect sister for me, Zoey," Haden said. "You're my sister from now on."
Zoey stopped in her tracks and continued on her way after a few seconds.
Haden whistled nonchalantly as he smirked. It was clear that he was in a great mood.
"Grandpa and Grandma are being sent to another clinic, and yet you're smiling so happily. Aren't you afraid of people taking photos of you?" Gabriel glared at him and spoke through his teeth.
"Isn't this what you wanted, Dad?" Haden asked. "You're the one who made the decision to transfer them, yet you're blaming me right now. Do you think you're in the right?"
"You..." Gabriel turned speechless from fury.
"There's still people looking, Dad. We should go now." Henry became the mediator. "You can lecture Haden when we get home."
Gabriel took a deep breath and said, "If you're half as thoughtful as Henry, I'd like you better."
