“I can play it. I play the best melodies, Aunt Charlotte,” shared Beta as she sniffed and spoke with a straight face on.
“Uh…”
“She’s basically telling you to not mess around,” said the girl who was at her desk. She never even looked at Charlotte before she greeted, “I’m Gamma, Aunt Charlotte.”
“Hi!”
Charlotte couldn’t help chuckling. The kids’ names are too comical to forget.
That being said, they really are cute. They look a little like Ellie when she was younger. The only difference is that they have naturally thick and curly hair. Also, they’re mixed-blood kids, so they as adorable as a doll.
“Those are just their nicknames. Their legal names have yet to be decided,” explained Sean.
“Where’s their mom?” asked Charlotte while keeping her voice down.
“That… is a long story,” replied Sean, who seemed to have a little trouble explaining anything. He changed the topic by saying, “Let’s not talk about this for now. The private jet is ready, and Mr. Lindberg asked me to take all of you to the airport at one o’clock. The kids will be counting on you. Please take care of them.”
“What’s going on?” asked Charlotte in confusion, “It’s already twelve o’clock. Yet, we have to depart at one o’clock?”
“Yes,” replied Sean, “Please hurry and have your people pack things up quickly. Mr. Lindberg will explain the situation to you later, and we will leave immediately after.”
“When will Danrique be back?” asked Charlotte while frowning.
“Soon,” answered Sean. He checked his watch and added, “He’ll reach in ten minutes.”
Charlotte had no choice but to have Lupine get their people to pack everything and get the travel documents ready. She even got them to inform Robbie and Ellie that they would be leaving at one o’clock.
Lupine rushed to prepare everything.
Charlotte had some time to kill, so she sat on the sofa to chat with the three kids.
Alpha was sweeter and more talkative. She crawled into Charlotte’s arms and chatted away endlessly.
Beta, on the other hand, was playing with the piano while Gamma was by the desk and scribbling away.
Charlotte Lindberg.
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