"Right! Delicious food! Patton, have a try!"Smiling, Farrah hands the fork to Patton, who is watching the dazzling array of dishes.
He takes the fork and finally chooses a kind of food and eats up with a big mouth.
"Patton," says Farrah, "is it delicious?"
Patton nods heavily, "Hmm! Very delicious!"
Cooks make this food in Simon"s family"s kitchen...
How can the taste be bad? It is even more delicious than the food in many high-end restaurants.
Seeing Patton eating happily like a child, Farrah unconsciously smiles.
"Eat more if you like! Wait! Don"t choke! These are all yours! No one will compete with you."
Farrah says, pouring a gla.s.s of water and offering it to him.
Patton takes the cup and takes a sip of water.
He then moves this food aside and looks at Farrah and says, "Sister, you eat too!"
"Sister has already eaten, these are specially brought back for you, and you just eat!"
With Farrah"s words, Patton buries his head in food again.
Farrah stands aside with her chin in her hand and says, "Patton, do you want to eat this delicious food every day?"
Patton answers with an unusually affirmative nod, "Yes!"
"Patton, so how about moving? We move into a big and beautiful house, where there is delicious food for you to eat every day."
Farrah is looking for an opportunity to talk to Patton about moving.
Hearing Farrah"s words, Patton looked up in bewilderment. After all, she"s not alone, and Patton has to agree and be willing to move in.
Patton looks up, confused, at Farrah"s words, "Move?"
Where to move?
They"ve lived here for so long...
Why all of a sudden they have to move?
Under Patton"s curious eyes, Farrah ponders her words and explains, "Patton, I have found... our relatives, because we are a family, so we have to live together. You can rest a.s.sured that everyone there is good and will be good for you. As long as we move there, every day you can have delicious food to eat and have fun, Patton, do you want to move there with your sister?"
A family?
There"s delicious food, there"s fun?
Yes, Patton"s IQ equals a child"s, and all he thinks about is eating and playing.
With the lure of Farrah, Patton is tempted.
Only that...
He is afraid that he cannot see his sister if they move to another place.
Patton looks at Farrah and says, "Sister, if we go there, can I see you every day?"
"Certainly! We live together! As soon as your sister gets off work, you"ll see me. It"s the same in our house as usual. Only, there is a white-haired grandfather, and there are many uncles and brothers and sisters. More people, more fun, right, Patton?"
Farrah uses a smooth voice to try to persuade Patton.
Patton thinks for a minute, then asks, "Sister, do you want to move there?"
"Of course, it"s bigger and more beautiful than our house. What"s more important is that we have relatives. Of course, my sister wants to move there!"
Hearing Farrah"s att.i.tude toward moving, Patton nods his head in affirmation, "Sister go where I go where sister would like to move over; I also would like to!"
Hearing Patton"s reply, Farrah suddenly burst into a smile.
"Well! Patton is good! Then you first eat, this afternoon we pack up things!"
After Patton finishes lunch, the siblings spend the afternoon packing up their belongings into boxes.
During the rest, when they sit on the sofa. Farrah looks at Patton and says, "Patton, can you promise a thing to my sister?"
"What is it, sister?"
"When we go to our new house, don"t talk nonsense, will you? Although they are our relatives, after all, for twenty years we have not seen each other. It is better not to let them know the previous things, or they will worry about us. Patton, when people ask you about something, you say you"ve been with me since I was a kid, as for other things, you say you"ve forgotten, OK? Don"t answer any questions. Or else... They might get mad at you for saying the wrong thing and kick us out, and then you won"t have so much delicious food to eat."
Patton doesn"t understand why her sister suddenly tells him about this...
But he thinks that his sister says to him so seriously and she must have her own reasons.
What"s more, there is so much delicious food.
He doesn"t want to be kicked out, and he doesn"t want to lose his delicious food.
Patton nods with half an understanding, "OK, sister, I remember!"
He should just say that he has been with his sister since childhood, and he doesn"t know any other questions.
Seeing Patton nod, Farrah smiles with relief.
"Patton, you are so good!"
Farrah has the confidence to conceal her plan from the Simon family.
Eric Simon has just recognized her and is too excited to doubt her ident.i.ty.
But...
She is afraid that Patton would say something against her ident.i.ty when he is in front of the Simon family, which makes Simon"s family discover that she is a fake granddaughter.
So to avoid this, she needs to communicate with Patton in advance, telling him what to say and what not to say.
Fortunately, Patton is very sensible and obedient since he was young, it is not difficult.
The next morning...
Joseph Simon goes to Farrah"s house early in the morning and helps her move.
When Farrah opens the door, Joseph Simon stands outside with two of his soldiers behind him.
Patton sees several tall men blocking the entrance...
At that time, he is frightened and hides behind Farrah with a look of fear. He seems to think of the scene that he was pulled out by some young people and cursed and hit by them.
Patton quickly hugs him and pats him on the back, "Patton, don"t be afraid! They are good people. They don"t bully people, and they only help people. You see, they are all dressed as policemen."
Under Farrah"s comfort...
Patton"s mood improves slightly.
Farrah looks up and sheepishly says to Joseph Simon, "I"m sorry, Cousin Joseph, let you wait for a long time, my younger brother is afraid of meeting strangers."
Joseph Simon doesn"t mind.
Only while looking at this apartment, which is like a small pigeon-coop before him, and a younger brother with the intellectual issue in Farrah"s arms, Joseph Simon truly feels how hard life has been for his cousin over the past years.