"Mr. Baron, I am Susan's daughter. I heard my mother tell you about you!" Anne stretched out her white and tender hand and shook it with Coubertin. "My mother admires your initiative to develop international sports."

I seem to remember, didn't she say that Coubertin's move was not acceptable? What a troublesome thing it is to have a good memory! Sheffield's face remained calm and his heart did not beat, and he pretended to be in full agreement as he listened to Anne's lies.

"Baron? No one has called me that for a long time. It's a bit strange!" Coubertin nodded with a smile, "It seems that you are living a good life in the United States and have your own partner."

"We are still young!" Anne glanced at Sheffield shyly and said happily, "But William is indeed a boy full of sunshine and hobbies, and he respects everyone very much. Even in my current university,

, and many people say so.”

"Anne is complimenting me, but it's all in vain." Sheffield said reservedly, then changed the topic, "But what I advocated by Mr. Coubertin is to overweight academic studies and allow minors to grow up happily.

I strongly agree with a strong body. I was not happy when I was young, and I don’t want others to be the same. I believe that all the students who participated in the student sports meeting held by Mr. Coubertin a few years ago were very happy."

"Master William, are you also so interested in sports?" Coubertin's eyes lit up. It seemed that these upstarts in the New World were not as conservative as the European aristocrats.

"Of course. Ever since Anne mentioned your thoughts, I have never forgotten them. Especially the understanding of quality education is eye-opening. Education can also be happy." Sheffield has always met

As a confidant, I quickly made an invitation, hoping to find a place to have an in-depth conversation right away.

There is also hypocrisy on top of hypocrisy. Anne thought that her performance was good enough, but she didn't expect that Sheffield was even better. And it wasn't just hypocritical politeness, it was just that she had been fascinated by Coubertin's initiative for a long time.

"That's not what you said in New Orleans!" Anne muttered to herself with her little head resting on Sheffield's shoulder.

"No, this matter is very important, and it is worthy of my lifelong efforts to promote it!" Sheffield still had the smile of a sunny boy, "I have wanted to do this for a long time, but there is no honest reason. Knowing Coubertin

Sir, I am genuinely happy, and this is not an act at all. I must participate in such a great cause as the revival of the Olympics, because I am such a kind person."

If we are truly responsible for our children's future, we should discuss the relationship between education and class mobility openly and honestly. However, it would be too cruel to say some things without concealment. Those parents who believe that education can change their destiny are not originally

What kind of quality education and happy education will they receive? So who is advocating and promoting quality education and happy education?

Who else, of course, is someone like Sheffield, who now feels that studying is of no use at all, and that exercising and having a strong body is more important than anything else. From a national perspective, cannon fodder is needed to fight a war. Standing

Thinking about it from your own perspective, it doesn’t matter if you have been an intern for two and a half years and if you like singing, rapping, or playing basketball.

What does that have to do with me? It's better than you using the knowledge you learned in college to accidentally become my competitor.

"Well!" Anne raised her head and looked at Sheffield. Because the sun was behind the boy, Anne looked up just in time to feel that the sun was particularly dazzling. She couldn't see clearly Sheffield's expression. She only felt a haze and said confusedly, "I will definitely let him

Let the child live a happy childhood.”

"That's a good idea. Just don't worry about whether he will grow up!" Sheffield forced a smile. If his own child did this, he would have to adopt a little Eastern thought to discipline him. There is a saying that filial sons emerge from under the stick.

What awaits Baron Coubertin is a grand banquet hosted by the First Lady of Chicago. For many wealthy people in the United States in the late nineteenth century, Coubertin's status as a French baron was already the reason for their attendance. After all, the United States is a democracy.

In a free country, the noble status of the other party is something they can only meet and seek. They can only pretend to be indifferent on the surface, saying that they do not envy the so-called nobles, but put away the appearance that in fact I am really envious.

What's more, Coubertin is actually only in his thirties this year, and has nothing to do with old age. He can even be said to be a model of successful career. If he hadn't just gotten married, he would probably be surrounded by a group of Chicago ladies and ladies. Even so.

It is no less generous now.

"Look, look! A bunch of gay guys who have almost forgotten who they are!" Sheffield also hugged the daughter of the French countess and accused these gay guys of admiring foreigners and foreigners. "If Coubertin hadn't already had

If they lose their wives, I think even if they can't get what they want, they will probably give their sisters, daughters, etc. to others."

"Then what do you mean?" Anne looked sideways at the arms hugging her body, "Bringing glory to the country?"

"Well!" Just as Sheffield was about to speak, he saw Edith Rockefeller and her husband walking over from the corner of his eye. He hugged Anne and turned around, "Let's go over there and have a look."

"Master William, what are you doing here? Don't you like the cocktail party held by our couple?" Edith Rockefeller glanced at Anne and said generously and gracefully, "This is your female companion, a very cute little girl.

girl."

"There are very few occasions like this in Texas. It just so happened that Coubertin was also a Frenchman and we knew him well, so he asked Anne to come from Austin!" Sheffield turned around calmly, not because of his own

Avoiding and embarrassing, Annie didn't notice anything anyway. "It can just serve as a bridge. The federal government said it is good, and everyone will benefit."

"Of course everyone should share good things, and I naturally won't object." Edith Rockefeller nodded and said, "Then I will go and receive my friends first. You two have a good time." She looked at it deeply as she turned around.

Anne took one look, took her husband's arm and walked away.

"What does sharing of interests mean?" Anne felt uncomfortable and asked with a frown.

"Everyone gets the benefits together!" Sheffield chuckled and said, "Remind me not to forget my partners."
Chapter completed!