Chaoying's small group [Zhongyingmei]

Chapter 466

Daisy's kindergarten life is a bit boring today, because Missy and Sheldon both asked for leave and didn't come to school.

The twins of the Cooper family both fell ill at home with a cold, and Mrs. Cooper was so busy that she didn't realize that she didn't ask for leave from the kindergarten until Sophia called to ask.

So Daisy didn't know the news of Sheldon and Missy's illness until she was in class.

"Are Sheldon and Missy okay?" Daisy asked worriedly next to Sophia when get out of class was over.

"It's okay." Sophia comforted, "It's just a cold, and they will recover soon."

In fact, Sheldon didn't just have a cold, he also had a fever, but Sophia looked at Daisy's drooping face, and still didn't have the heart to say it so seriously that it would worry the child.

When they get along day and night, they don't feel anything. Once there are two more vacancies in the seat next to her, Daisy begins to taste the pain of losing a friend.Without Missy's gossip or Sheldon's thoughts, the surroundings suddenly became so quiet.Playing the seesaw can only be played with Heather, Heather will sit on the left seat for a while, sit on the right seat for a while, stop playing for a while, and take Daisy to swing; when eating, sit next to Daisy It wasn't Sheldon, but Little Jack. Little Jack ate so much that he didn't have a bite of food left. Of course, he wouldn't share half of the snacks with Daisy who was still hungry like Sheldon.

Being beautiful and rich is not the first priority in making friends, but getting along is.

Daisy felt that today passed so slowly, time was like a cow, and she had to be spurred to move forward slowly. She spent all the time waiting for school to miss Missy and Sheldon.

Tony is the first parent waiting for the child at the gate of the kindergarten today.

His daughter came running over with her backpack on her back, and offered to hug her with her arms outstretched.

The old father bent down to hug the child, and he knew Daisy was not very happy just by looking at his face.

"What bothered you in kindergarten?" Tony asked.

Daisy tells her father about Missy and Sheldon's leave.

"I'm just a little worried about Missy and Sheldon." Daisy said.

"Call them then?" Tony pulled out his phone.

"I want it." Daisy said.

She slipped down from her father's arms and climbed into the safety seat in the car by herself, still feeling uneasy, fiddling with her father's mobile phone with her little hands, she looked up and asked, "Dad, shall we go and see Missy and Sheldon?" ?”

"You want to visit?" Tony asked.

Daisy nodded: "Yes, I want to visit the sick."

Tony raised his hand to check the time on his watch.

He was going to the company later, and originally wanted to take Daisy with him, and have dinner outside by the way.

"However, since you want to visit the doctor." The father stretched out his hand to fasten his daughter's seat belt, "Then I will get off at the company first, and then I will let Ha take you to Cooper's house, do you agree?"

"I agree, Dad!" Daisy's eyes lit up.

On the way to visit a doctor, Daisy called the Cooper's house in advance, explaining that she would visit.

"You should also be polite when visiting a sick person." Before getting out of the car, Tony taught the child, "Your friend is sick and already suffering, so speak softly and don't give them anything to eat."

"I see, Dad." Daisy said.

Tony also told Happy to take Daisy to buy some gifts for visiting patients.

Happy took Daisy to the shopping mall and picked a bouquet of flowers in the flower shop inside.

"Just buy this?" Happy asked, pointing to the pattern displayed in the window, "There are also small toys, your friends will like it."

"How?" he asked.

Happy didn't get an answer for a long time, so he turned his head to look, only to find that Daisy had filled a cart full of products and was pushing them out of the supermarket adjacent to the flower shop.

"This is also for Missy and Sheldon." Daisy said.

Tony said not to give food to friends. Daisy was very obedient and didn't bring snacks. She brought a lot of beautiful dolls and toys for Missy, and a small train and rocket model for Sheldon.

"Your intentions are very good." Happy wiped his sweat, "But we are going to visit a doctor, not Chinese New Year, and Mrs. Cooper will be very sorry if the gift is too heavy."

"It's not very heavy." Daisy lifted the contents of the shopping cart.

In the end, after Happy's cuts, Daisy received a bouquet of flowers, a doll and a rocket model as gifts for Cooper's family visit.

Nevertheless, Mrs. Cooper kept saying that Daisy had brought too much.

"The flowers are beautiful, and Missy and Sheldon must like your gift." Mary said, "Thank you, Daisy."

Daisy is going to the room to see Missy and Sheldon who are sick in bed.

Sheldon's fever has subsided, but he is still recuperating in bed.

The twins live in the same room, the door is closed, and there is a "Keep Quiet" reminder posted on it. You can tell that it was written by Sheldon.

Daisy knocked softly on the door.

After a while, the door opened gently, and a heavily armed head poked out from inside, startling Daisy.

The reason why it is said to be fully armed is that not only did she wear a mask on her face, but also an astronaut helmet on her head. Daisy didn't defend herself and thought it was an alien poking her head out.

Such a wonderful thing, of course it was Sheldon standing in front of him.

Sheldon also saw from the transparent astronaut helmet that the visitor was Daisy, coughed, and tremblingly passed out a pack of disposable masks from inside.

I didn't expect him to be so caring.

Daisy was very moved: "Sheldon, don't worry, I won't be infected, okay?"

"I'm not worried about this." Sheldon coughed again, and squeezed out the words from under the mask with difficulty and weakness, "I'm afraid that you will bring germs from outside and aggravate my condition..."

If Daisy still suspected that there was an alien under the helmet just now, she could be [-]% sure that this guy was Sheldon.

Daisy put on the mask Sheldon gave her before she was allowed to enter the room.

Happy chatted with Mr. Cooper outside, and did not follow in to disturb the children's world.

Daisy entered the room and saw Sheldon's crib and Missy's crib side by side.

On the side of Sheldon's crib, there is a Sheldon's desk filled with all kinds of strange tomes; on the side of Missy's crib, there is a wall of Missy's dolls, the only book is a This comic magazine.

Fraternal twins have very different personalities, which can be seen.

In fact, Sheldon heard Daisy's voice through the door a long time ago, saying that he was not happy for Daisy's visit, but it was a lie. After opening the door, he collapsed on the bed again, panting like an old man.

Missy jumped out of bed a long time ago, and when Daisy came in, she rushed over and hugged her good friend.

"Missy!" Daisy was surprised and delighted, turned around and hugged Missy, and said affectionately, "Are you all right?"

"I'm fine!" Missy said.

Also suffering from a cold, Missy was alive and well, not only her complexion was as usual, but her physical strength was also very strong, and she was able to talk to Daisy jumping up and down.

"Children." Mrs. Cooper's voice and footsteps approached, and when Daisy turned her head, she saw her open the door and come in, holding three glasses of juice on a tray, "Come, drink."

"Thank you mom..." Daisy heard Missy's weak voice immediately.

She thought she was hallucinating, but looking back, Missy, who was still alive and well just now, lay on the bed in a second, covered with a quilt, showing a sick expression, and even when she was connected to the juice, she was also very uncomfortable.

"Oh," said Mrs. Cooper, "poor Missy, are you still dizzy?"

"A little dizzy, Mom." Missy whispered, "Maybe Sheldon infected me."

"Don't talk nonsense," said Mrs. Cooper. "Sheldon's fever has gone away."

She went to take off Sheldon's helmet again, touched her son's forehead, and confirmed that it was no longer hot, then walked out with a smile, and continued to leave space for a few children.

"What's going on here?" Daisy stood in the middle of the room holding the juice, with a confused look on her face.

Sheldon took a sip of the juice weakly, didn't even have the strength to roll his eyes, gave up halfway through the roll, and said to Daisy: "Can't you see that Missy Cooper is pretending to be sick?"

"Fake illness." Daisy was surprised, "Really?"

As soon as Mrs. Cooper left, Missy was alive and well, drinking fruit juice with gusto.

If she doesn't become an actress when she grows up, she will simply bury a future Oscar queen in vain.

"Why?" Daisy asked.

"She won't do things that are not beneficial." Sheldon said.

Sheldon had a fever this morning, and Mrs. Cooper said that she would not go to kindergarten. When Missy heard about it, she immediately had a "cold", and she got Cooper's attention through this too timely "cold". My wife's promise to buy a new dress for the child next time.

"I don't get sick easily like Sheldon!" Missy said with her arms akimbo.

In this case, Daisy will go to Sheldon's side to comfort the real patient.

But Sheldon was having a hard time speaking, and she was about to cough when she said a few words, so Daisy sat there quietly, watching Sheldon breathe quietly, like watching a fish in a fish tank.

It was a truly unique visit.

"Did Sheldon help you lie to your mother too?" Daisy asked Missy.

This is not like Sheldon's character, Sheldon usually does not lie.

Missy said: "Of course. I'll give him two dollars."

It seems that geniuses can hardly resist the temptation of money.

"Because she promised me, she will pretend to be sick for a day, and she must go to school tomorrow." Shelton coughed again and again.

"There's nothing I can do if I don't date you, Sheldon." Missy seemed to change her mind temporarily.

"I'm going to report you." Sheldon said.

"Mom won't believe you." Missy said, "If you tell me, I'll pour cold water on your bed."

"Missy Cooper, dare you!"

Sheldon was already coughing as if he was going to lack oxygen, and he was still struggling to argue with Missy.

The two little ones started making noise.

Tony said that the child was sick and told Daisy not to speak loudly. He never imagined that now it was the sick child who was speaking loudly.

Daisy heard the non-stop quarreling in her ears, and suddenly felt that her worry was swept away, replaced by a little peace of mind.

Her friend is not overwhelmed by illness and is in good spirits, and that's good.

"Missy, can you stop pretending to be sick?" Before leaving, Daisy said to Missy, "I was very worried about you in the kindergarten."

"But pretending to be sick, my mother cared more about me than usual." Missy said, "She often cared about Sheldon and forgot to care about me."

Daisy asked, "Really?"

"Really." Missy said, "If you pretend to be sick, you can get a lot of benefits, Daisy."

"What's the benefit?" Daisy asked.

"Whatever you want, your father will buy it for you." Missy said.

But Tony was always like this, he would buy whatever Daisy wanted.

"Your father can take care of you at home instead of going to work." Missy said.

"Then there is no money to support our family." Daisy said.

"Your father will become very gentle." Missy said, "Look, my mother won't scold me today."

Tony had always been gentle with his little ones.

"Okay." Missy was defeated, "I envy you a little bit, Daisy."

"Your mother is also very good." Daisy hugged Missy.

The two little ones were reluctant to leave, and they talked for a long time before Daisy went home.

During this process, Sheldon was in charge of breathing quietly and living well.

"Missy will come to school tomorrow!" Daisy returned home and happily announced the good news to her father.

"Are you happy?" Tony asked.

"happy!"

"If you're happy, give me half of the chocolate in your hand." Tony said.

Daisy was so excited about her friend's coming back that she almost couldn't sleep all night, but unexpectedly, the next day, the Cooper twins still didn't come to the kindergarten.

Daisy knew about Sheldon's situation. Those thin arms and legs would need to be raised for at least another day.

"But why doesn't Missy keep her words?" Daisy asked.

She borrowed Sophia's phone at kindergarten and called Cooper's.

It was Sheldon who answered the phone.

Daisy asked, "Sheldon, why didn't Missy come?"

Sheldon said lightly: "Because she suffered retribution."

"What retribution?"

On the other end of the phone, Sheldon held the receiver high above, and Missy, who was wearing a fever-reducing patch, was lying weakly on the bed, coughing again and again.

This time, she really had a fever.

It seems that illness cannot be pretended indiscriminately, and if one is not done well, the fake show will come true.

Outside the door, Mrs. Cooper's extremely concerned words gradually drifted closer: "Missy, dear! The medicine has been made for you, it's just a little bit bitter..."

"I don't want my mother to care about me." Missy said with tears, "I just want to be healthy, and I'm going to kindergarten!"