Chicken VS Kitten's
CknVSKA #385
The three of them ate all the snacks until it ran out, and after that they both then went back to buying snacks that is jasuke. Mr Robinson just shook his head slowly because he was amazed by the behavior of his twin sons, not to mention plus his youngest daughter who is most fond of snacks. Only two children have run out of 40 thousand, not to mention added if there is Rosie must have been more than 40 thousand and there have not even been 30 minutes they were there.
Mr Robinson let his two sons buy food as they pleased because it was rare that he could do this with his two sons. Not that Mr Robinson is stingy but rarely what is meant is, Mr Robinson rarely accompanies his children to buy food like this aka rarely snack together because it is too busy taking care of some company and so forth. Mr Robinson also immediately bought a jasuke because he was tempted after seeing the property of his two sons, and after that the three of them ate it together while continuing the conversation again.
Maybe until Mr Robinson's house will be quiet and will not tell his wife if she runs out with her children at the street vendor, because of course later his wife will scold him if caught by the snack carelessly. Formerly his wife was angry and forbade all members of his family to snack or snack at street vendors, after Liam contracted thypus disease and had to be treated in the hospital for more than a week due to snacks drinks at the night market.
In the afternoon, the three of them returned to the office to take all their belongings and return home. As usual when he arrived at the house Mr Robinson was always greeted by his wife who was reading a book in the living room. At the table there was already a cup of warm tea to drink by her, while Lian went straight to her room to sleep.
"Hi Jo, just got home?" ask Mrs Robinson to close the book.
"Yes hon, we were out with the kids."
"Kids? whose kids?" asked Mrs Robinson to look at her husband.
"Our children are hon, Lian and Liam."
"Oh who do I think."
"Yes, they are my children, including Rosie, right?"
"Yes Jo, all three of them are our children. Hmm tumben once you go out with our two sons, there is no problem whatsoever right?" asked Mrs Robinson, feeling suspicious.
"Of course not, the three of us just went out for a snack while talking."
"Hmm good, often - so often."
"Yes hon, I also tried to atone for my sins against them for acting like they had wasted them both."
"Yes," said Mrs Robinson rubbing her husband's cheek.
"Where is Rosie, the tumben not yet visible?" asked Mr. Robinson, rolling his eyes in search of Rosie.
"Rosie is away with her friends hon" Mrs Robinson explained.
"Since when?"
"Since noon."
"Now not home?" asked Mr Robinson to interrogate his wife.
"Not yet honed, maybe soon to go home."
"Hmm hurry up in the call, the time from last afternoon until late afternoon has not come home."
"Ckckck don't, maybe soon he'll also go home and don't need to feel anxious."
"Let me call her."
Mr Robinson then took the phone out of his pocket, and after that he started dialing Rosie's number. But arrive - just arrive....
"Yes dad, why?" rosie asked from the front door of her house.
Seeing that his daughter was already at the door and walking into the house, Mr Robinson turned off his phone.
"Why call me dad?" ask Rosie.
"Where have you been?" ask Mr. Robinson firmly.
Mrs Robinson then patted her husband's thigh.
"Hon."
"I'm from the mall with friends after group work."
"Oh, yeah, take a shower first."
"Yes dad" he said, then walked to his room.
"Ckckck do not be so with children, just ask slowly - slowly for sure they will immediately answer it and do not need to remove all muscles."
Mrs Robinson smiled.
"I'm sure it will not be hon, our children are also very good at choosing - choose friends so as not to fall into promiscuity."
"Why are you so sure about that?" asked Mr Robinson, looking intently at his wife.
Mrs Robinson immediately smiled as she looked at her husband with a shady look.
"Because he's my children too, I took care of him myself from childhood until now so I've been very familiar with the characters of the three of them."
"Hmm well, you can always be like this."
"This is how Jo is?"
"Every time I look at you with a sharp gaze you always look at me with a shady look while smiling, in contrast to my men who immediately looked down in fear when I looked at him with such a gaze."
Mrs Robinson opened her book and read every word in it.
"Why did I repay you with the same look? it's the same as I pour gasoline in a fire, then everything will get worse because it has burned anything."
"Oh."
"Here is my sweet shower, does your body not itch the heum?"
"Yes - hon."
Mr Robinson walked straight into his room, and he dared not do anything other than obey his wife if she was in such fashion. On the other hand Liam is currently holding baby Ace and sitting on his room balcony while waiting for dinner to finish cooking. Liam sings some songs and tells baby Ace about a fairy tale he once heard from Mrs Robinson. Not long after that Jane came to them both and immediately sat down beside Liam.
"Hubby," call Jane after kissing Liam's cheek.
"Yes, baby, why?" liam looked at Jane.
"Mmm can I ask you something not?" jane asked doubtfully.
"Please, what do you want to ask me, heum?"
"Are you in a cafe near the intersection of the red light?"
"What time does it matter - kira?"
Jane thought for a moment.
"Hour 2nd is possible."
"Oh yeah, I was at the cafe with my friend."
"Mmm sorry in advance, if you may know if your friend is a woman? I thought I saw you talking to a woman at the cafe."
"Dear, I was talking to my friend at the cafe you were talking about."
"Oh so it seems," said Jane lethargic.
"Why, baby?"
"It's okay hubby."
Liam then asked about his wife's attitude.
"That woman you're referring to is my friend, and she's my business partner just no more."
"Mmm I'm just asking hubby, don't mean anything."
"Therefore I tried to straighten it out so that there would be no misunderstanding between the two of us."
"Yes hubby, thanks for explaining that."
"Yes." Yeah."