The Reward of Sincerity
In the evening, after closing the shop, Amira, who had finished checking around the shop, walked out to the front because the twins and the tall man were waiting there. But she was surprised to see Adam standing there too.
“Adam, I thought you had already gone home,” Amira stopped in front of her brother and asked.
“I was about to, but I saw someone who still hadn't left,” Adam said, glancing at the tall man standing between the twins.
“Well, if I can't stay with my kids, where am I supposed to go?” Ace replied, tightening his grip on the twins' hands.
“Go back to your farm; your mother is there.”
“You almost wrecked the shop on your first day.”
“Don't come to the shop tomorrow; it's giving me a headache.”
“I wasn't the one who started it.”
“But, you know,
