It dawned on the crowd that this was the case. But then there was some suspicion; Hector was cold-hearted and cold-hearted, not a nosy nature. Even if you encounter a fellow countryman abroad, at most you will just take the person to the police station, right?. It was purposely received at home, and it didn't go well with him anyhow. Mr Fletcher looked thoughtfully at his eldest son. There was a faint disappointment in Mrs Matriarch's heart at the answer of denial. Looking at the little girl's delicate little face, a silent sigh escaped. Such a pretty little girl, if she was really Hector's daughter, she would have accepted it. Rupert exclaimed, "Wow, what a coincidence that you guys met abroad and at home, the world is so big, you guys have no other fate. Hector glared at him and said slyly, "You have the nerve to say that you and Solomon have nothing better to do than go out and pick up children?". In the end, it all came back to him in a roundabout way. It's a big world. Rupert and Solomon looked at each other and hemmed and hawed twice, moving as one. "It's really not, actually the little girl is oddly close to you. " Rupert muttered. The result, naturally, was another blank stare from Hector, and Rupert immediately shut up. But the question now is what to do with the boy, he can't still follow them back. For one thing, they don't know where the parents are still, and they can't wait around too long. Secondly, it was not practical for them, a large family, to wait around. "Brother, should we call the police?" Rupert suggested. Hector was not willing to do this in his heart, as those were strangers to Sweety and it was always unbearable to hand them over. The little girl blinked and looked up at Hector, who felt his heart melting. As he was struggling, Solomon suggested, "Daddy, don't you have your sister's daddy's number? We'll take my sister to dinner first and then have her daddy pick her up. Hector thought that was good and nodded, "OK. After deliberating, Hector asked his little girl's opinion, "Want to come to dinner with us, or have Daddy pick it up?". The little girl sniffed and wrapped her arms around Hector's neck even tighter, saying with the right words, "To have dinner with Daddy and Brother. At the end of the sentence, Hector broke into a smile. "Daddy, put yo ur sister down, I w ant to go with her

As Hector tried to walk over w ith the little girl in his arms, So lomon pulled down on Hector's coat. Hector nodd ed and put the l ittle girl down. Watching the interaction between a few people, Rupert was over whelmed with emotion and said more than a few words, "Brother, I do n't believe you when you say this isn't your illegitimate daughter. "Rupert, you can shut up, no one will take you for a mute if you don't talk. " Hector glared at him and took the lead, heading out the door. For her part, the little girl and Solomon were holding hands and whispering happily. The family boarde d the bus to the resta urant in great numbers. On the way, Hector found out Rowson 's number and sent him a text message to inform him that the child was with him. Then put the p hone aside and conc entrate on driving. In the back seat, two children sit side by side, hand to hand and leg to leg. Solomon was very enthusiastic in telling Sweety about fun things to do a t school, making the little girl laugh. "Brother, you're so good. " The lit tle girl looked at Solomon with one han d on her chin and starry-eyed adoration. Solomon was a little shy when he was complime nted by his pretty sister. But still, he patted his chest and said, "When you go to school and someone bullies yo u, tell your brother and he will protect you. A brother is suppose d to protect his sister, t hat's what Solomon thinks. When Solomon sees Sweety, he feels a se nse of protectiveness. Sweety nodded vigorously and said pugnaciously, "Then I'll protect my bro ther too, I can't let anyone bully you. Solomon was in a bit of a bi nd, his sister was a little girl, how could he let her protect him. But Solomon didn't want to spoil his sister's fun, so he decided to do as she said. She can do whatever she wants, t he big deal is to become great at it h erself and keep her out of harm's way. Hector in the driver's seat was in tears as h e listened, what a child, he had only met twice an d was already talking about something so far away. On the other sid e, Rowson was anxious to receive the news. Sweety was out with El oise and now that Sweety is lost, where has Eloise gone? . Rowson knew tha t Eloise saw Sweety a s much as an eyeball. Usually don't let her out of their sight, last time was an accident, so this time . Rowson sent a message back apologi sing, asking Hector to help look after it, and then immediately called Eloise. The phone was answered by an unfamiliar female voi ce and Rowson gave a cackle

After looking at the display and realising th ere was no wrong number, he settled down and said, "This is my wife's mobile, may I ask who you are?" . I'm a nurse at North District Centr al Hospital. Your wife has collapsed and was taken to the hospital by a passer-by. When Rowson heard the news, h e didn't dare take it lightly and immediately drove to the hospital. Eloise is still awake, lying peacefull y in her hospital bed. The IV tube was atta ched to his hand and his b row was frowning slightly. Even when I fall asleep, my dreams are still not very restful. Rowson brushed his long fing ers across her brow, tucked her i n and went out to find the doctor. The mind wonders how Eloise could have s uddenly fainted when she was fine before she left the house and had sent herself a message. Rowson was afraid s he might have some disea se she didn't know about. Come to the doctor's office a nd ask questions. "The patient was stimulated and su ddenly fainted under severe brain pain, he woke up and was fine, nothing wrong. The doctor in charge of treating Eloise flipped through the chart and said. Rowson breathed a soft sigh of relief, it was good to be OK, faintin g from excitement was an old problem. It has happened a f ew times before, but I wo ke up later and was fine. Rowson, a doctor himself, knew that in a ca se like Eloise's, it wouldn't be a big deal, it was the heartbreak of Eloise's fall that did it. After thanking the doctor, Rowson went back to the ward and watched ove r Eloise at her bedside as she woke up. He stared at Eloise's pa le face in thought, with some vague suspicion in his mind. The ward was q uiet and after a wh ile Eloise woke up. She felt no strength at all, and just opening her eyes seemed to have used up all her strength. Eloise stared blankly at the snow- white ceiling above her head, feeling li ke her brain was a jumbled mass of mush. "You're aw ake. " A voice r ang in his ear. Eloise turned her head, recog nised Rowson, half sat up, frowned and asked, "What happened to me?" . She remembered as if she was walking d own the street and then saw a bridal shop, and then she didn't remember anything else. Did she pass out again?