Charles Obviously Wouldn't Fall for Her.

Tianna looked at her father puzzledly, "Daddy, I didn't fall in love at a young age. Clevie and I are just good friends." George was surprised. She didn't ask what falling in love at a young age meant. Did that mean she already knew what it was? George realized that his future daughter-in-law caught on quite quickly, and he became even more worried about his own son. Then, he said, "You didn't, but that doesn't mean that Cleveland wouldn't." Tianna felt wronged. Was that really the case? George stroked her head and said, "If you want to play with a boy, go find Oreo." "But Oreo is still young." Tianna said in annoyance, "He can't run. I can't play cat and mouse with him." George asked, "Why don't you behave properly like a human being? Why do you want to be a cat or a mouse?" "The name of the game is Cat and Mouse." Tianna said innocently, "There's nothing I can do about that." George said, "Teach Oreo his homework then." "I like this idea!" Tianna's eyes suddenly lit up. She always fe