Chapter 199

With red-rimmed eyes, Willow tugged at Bethany's pants, saying, "Beth, please find a way to help them. Sean loves that kite." "It's okay." Just a moment ago, Sean had fixed his gaze on the kite. But now, he hurried over to Willow and reassured her, "It's okay, Willy. I'll buy myself a bigger and prettier kite when I grow up." He wiped Willow's tears away while comforting her, "Don't cry, Willy. You'll ruin your pretty face if you cry." As Bethany observed the pair, she felt a tug at her heartstrings. She looked up at the kite, convinced someone was tall enough to reach it. She crouched down and pointed to a figure not far away. "I think that man over there can get it. Let's go ask for his help." To Bethany's surprise, Willow immediately hid behind her. "No, I don't want to. He's scary." "I'll go! I'm not afraid of him!" Sean declared as he stepped forward. It was evident that he was fond of the kite. And so, Bethany led the children over. Except for Felicity and Sean, almost all