"Bao!Bao..."

Dora, wearing plush slippers, ran out of the kitchen happily and came to the living room. Her nose was stuck with a little white starch without knowing it.

In the living room, a silent war is in progress.

A black and white chess board is placed on a low table, with exquisitely carved chess pieces scattered above and on the table next to it.

Both sides of the game were Earl and Isaac Fields. Robert was sitting between them, holding a stack of newspapers in his hands, looking like he was reading a newspaper, but his unremarkable eyes meant that he was absent-minded.

Dora lay on the back of the sofa where Robert was sitting, leaned forward and asked in a low voice, "How is the battle?"

"Hmm?" Robert put away the newspaper, Dora's hair slid across his face, and the itchy feeling made his body involuntarily sideways, "What did you say?"

"Oh, I get it." Robert reacted and looked at the chessboard. Just as he was about to explain, Earl picked up a piece and put it somewhere in the chessboard, and said, "Checkmate!"

Fields opposite immediately said regretfully, "I lost again."

Robert looked back at Dora and shrugged, "As you see."

Dora looked at Fields' tight face, stiff expression, and her forehead that was almost sweating, with a hint of sympathy in her eyes.

Virginia took her boyfriend home suddenly and had a surprise attack, which caught many people off guard.

Of course, it’s okay for them to be brothers and sisters, but they are mainly fathers and mothers, and they are the ones who react the most.

In this case, Virginia also left Fields behind and let him face to face with his father alone, and went to the kitchen to help.

I don’t know if she is so heartless, full of confidence in Fields, or simply heartless.

Dora thinks the latter is more likely.

Before his mother and Evan returned from buying groceries, Virginia also asked Fields to undergo his father's "interrogation" chat alone.

New Yorker, 30 years old, science fiction writer and editor, how did he meet Virginia, when did the relationship begin, where did it progress, how many people are there in the family, and personal hobbies...

Under his father's "interrogation", Fields explained everything he could.

Dora, who was listening to the whole process, admired his father's professionalism and also felt a little sympathetic to Fields.

My girlfriend doesn't help and let herself be ravaged by her father.

I've never seen anything worse than this one.

Speaking of which, was Evan the same miserable when he met Audrey's father?

Dora suddenly felt very curious and walked towards the kitchen again.

I have headquarters in Evan.

I believe Virginia and Dorothy will be interested.

In the kitchen, there was a lively scene. Under the command of chef Evan, the helpers Dorothy, Virginia and former chef Nina washed the vegetables, and the diced meat.

While busy, as the creator of the sudden attack, Virginia naturally could not escape the "care" of her family.

"What is he doing?"

"How did you know him?"

"Do you love him?"

Like Fields, Virginia was asked by her mother for very few questions. Therefore, in addition to some privacy questions, Virginia answered with ease.

Unlike his father who only listens to answers but never responds, Nina will give corresponding comments after Virginia answers a question.

Reviews are good and bad.

For example, when Nina learned that Fields was eight years older than Virginia, she was not very satisfied.

And when she learned that Fields, like Virginia, is a writing worker and has already had a best-selling masterpiece across the country, she would nod.

Also, Nina was not very happy when she learned that Fields worked for Evan's publishing house and was once the editor of Virginia.

This unhappiness is not directed at others, but only at Evan.

Because, this shows that Evan must have known about Virginia and Fields for a long time.

However, for Evan is the chef today, Nina did not do anything to him, but just warned him with bad eyes.

"I'll tell you honestly after some time."

Evan understood what she meant from Nina's eyes and then breathed a sigh of relief.

It's OK, "probation" is almost no different from "release in court" for him.

Just as Nina and Virginia and her daughter were discussing what would happen to the living room, Dora ran back.

After she came in, she first looked at her sister and mother, and then leaned over to Evan.

Evan was hot oil, preparing to make squirrel fish. Seeing Dora come to him, in order to prevent accidents, he waved at his sister in disgust, saying, "Stay away from me!"

But Dora is not like Dorothy, and cannot obey Evan's advice. She stood beside Evan casually, looked at the oil pan curiously, and then pretended to have unexpectedly asked casually; "Brother Evan, you seem to have been to Audrey's house more than once, right? Did Audrey's father look like his father at that time?"

"What are you asking about this? Go, go!" Evan tried to keep Dora away from him like a fly, "I'm busy, don't make trouble."

"I've made trouble, I just asked a question." Dora persisted, gently grabbed Evan's arm and clothes with one hand, shook it, and said coquettishly: "Brother Evan, just talk."

"We're all curious, right, Dorothy, Virginia."

Virginia, who had just been questioned and was worried about how to vent her, immediately agreed and supported her, "That's right, that's right."

Virginia looked at Evan with a smile and thought to herself, letting you force me to come back.

Although Nina and Dorothy didn't make a sound, they also raised their ears.

Evan knew in his heart what the sisters Virginia and Dora were making, so he replied perfunctorily, "Okay, I said it's not okay."

"It's true that it's as miserable as Fields... In fact, most fathers in the world have similar attitudes unless this father doesn't love his daughter at all."

"I'm right, Nina."

Nina nodded.

"Okay, I'm satisfied with your curiosity. Now, stand far away." Evan climbed on Dora's shoulder with both hands and pushed her for a few steps. The oil temperature had already risen and he was about to start.

Seeing this, Nina also said, "Dora, don't stay in the kitchen if you don't work, as it's in the way."

When Dora heard this, she stomped her feet gently and snorted, "I'm not in the way!"

After saying that, Dora disappeared from the kitchen again.

This morning, Dora went back and forth like this at least four times.

Back in the living room, the new game between Earl and Fields had already begun, and Dora, who was not very interested in it, was bored and circled them around.

Earl looked at Dora helplessly, and when he was about to educate her, he heard a "bang!"

This is the sound of the door being pushed open.

Someone entered the house.
Chapter completed!