Unable to persuade Anna, Bonnie had to call it quits.
She went back to the hospital room.
Aunt Gilead was packing things for Amad to prepare for her discharge, while Amad was listening attentively to ErikaJoanna’s words about what fun and delicious things to do abroad, so much so that her eyes were shining brightly.
When she saw Bonnie come in, she immediately hugged her arm with a milky cry, “Godmother, foreign countries are so interesting, oh, just now Erika sister and I said that dry cheese, have you ever eaten it, isn’t it really delicious ah?”
“En, very fragrant.” Bonnie nodded, “If you like it, when we go abroad, I’ll go buy you one.”
“Can I buy three copies, my brother wants to eat it too.” Amad pleaded.
Bonnie nodded her head in agreement, “Of course you can, so why three, are you going to have two for yourself?”
Amad then smiled shyly and spat out her little tongue, “There’s another portion reserved for my mommy, even though she’s too busy to go eat it right now, but I can keep it for now.”
Hearing this, Bonnie was stunned.
Aunt Gilead, on the other hand, came up to Bonnie and asked in a very low voice, “Mrs. Grant, can’t Amad’s mom come to put Amad on the plane?”
Bonnie subconsciously scanned Amad next to her to make sure she hadn’t heard that before she shook her head, “She’s got a few things going on that won’t allow her to come, but Amad will be coming overseas to meet us after he’s done with his surgery.”
Aunt Gilead nodded and sighed somewhat helplessly, “Actually Amad has been asking for the past few days, and I didn’t know what to say, so I lied to her and told her that her mom would come once before we got on the plane then.”
Now that Anna wouldn’t come, wouldn’t Amad be devastated?
“What?” Bonnie’s clear willowy brows furrowed, “When was that.”
Aunt Gilead knew she had done wrong and was too embarrassed to raise her head and her voice was so small it sounded like a mosquito buzzing, “Just … it was just a few days ago, but Mrs. Grant, I really didn’t mean to do it, I thought that any more than that she would come, after all, she cares so much about Amad.”
Looking at Aunt Gilead’s appearance of being on the verge of tears, Bonnie was too embarrassed to snap.
Instead, she calmed down to, “It’s okay, I’ll figure it out, you can pack your things first.”
It was actually understandable that Aunt Gilead would more or less lie if she wanted to coax Amad, and it was still a well-intentioned lie.
Besides, Aunt Gilead took care of Amad so attentively, to be like Aunt Gilead to lash out because of this matter is really a bit too much.
Looking at the back of Aunt Gilead who sighed in relief and continued to pack her things, Bonnie was left alone with a headache.
Hey, how should I tell a lie?
In order to let Amad not be disappointed, Bonnie took a picture and sent it to Anna after she booked the ticket, and specially instructed, “If you want to come, remember to come two hours earlier because we still have to go through the customs, which is time consuming after all, and we will go in earlier.”
After sending this, Anna’s side showed that it was typing for a long time, and in the end, she still only replied, “Be careful on the road, I won’t be there, and remember to report that you’re safe when you land.
Looking at this, Bonnie completely gave up, she had already done this, but Anna still didn’t want to come, looked like she was determined not to send the plane.
Then promised Amad something …
Thinking about it, Bonnie’s mind finally came up with a solution.
Wasn’t it just getting Anna to show up at the airport?
What’s so hard, she can do it!