Frankie Mckenzie showed a satisfied smile. Seeing that Kirsty Williamson is not a bad person, he boldly opened his arms and said, "Uncle gives you a hug, so that we are good friends, okay?"
At this time, his face was full of dirty tears, and he couldn't bear to refuse while speaking simple words, which was very weighing.
The assistant on the side knows that Kirsty Williamson has a cleanliness and that he is not close to humans, and again scolded, "You don't want to be too tight, can you hold Leon Williamson?"
Frankie Mckenzie was extremely terrified by him, and he pitifully withdrew his little hand. At this moment, his body suddenly vacated and fell into a firm embrace.
The embrace was very gentle, causing Frankie Mckenzie to pull tightly and unable to bear to let go. Gradually, his eyes were red.
It was the first time Kirsty Williamson encountered such a situation. He glanced at the assistant a little bit at a loss, but the assistant was also at a loss. For some reason, the kid suddenly cried.
Seeing him covering his eyes, Kirsty Williamson determined that he must have been irritated, patted his back with one hand, and whispered comforting: "Kid, tell uncle what happened, how can uncle help you?"
Frankie Mckenzie struggled to get out of his arms, winked at him mischievously, and said, "Thank you Uncle, I'm all right."
He wanted to leave directly, but when he saw the clothes on the assistant's arm, he blushed shyly and lowered his head: "Uncle, if you don't mind, I can take your clothes and wash them and return them to you."
Upon hearing this, Kirsty Williamson's expression softened a lot. He bent over and smiled at Frankie Mckenzie: "If you leave, I don't know who should pay compensation, am I?"
"But I will be back too," Frankie Mckenzie tilted his head and looked at him silently.
Kirsty Williamson felt a little weird when he looked at him so strangely, and just about to speak, Frankie Mckenzie made a sudden realization.
"It turns out that my uncle was worried that I was a deceitful kid." He lowered his head and whispered, then raised his head and gritted his teeth and looked at him seriously, "Then uncle and I will go to my mother. My mother is rich, she can pay you."
Isn't it just a piece of clothing? Kirsty Williamson wanted to refuse directly but seeing him so seriously, he couldn't bear to refuse.
He stood up and said to the assistant next to him: "I don't need you here."
So you can go.
"..." He understood what his boss meant,so he lowered his head and quickly walked out.
Seeing that wicked uncle was gone, Frankie Mckenzie sucked his nose before pulling Kirsty Williamson towards Katy Mckenzie and the others.
It's just a coincidence. Just a few minutes ago, Alfred Docherty had just received a call from the hospital. There was a serious car accident on the second bridge. Now the hospital is not sufficiently staffed and he needs his help.
Frankie Mckenzie took him over and saw that there was only one waiter waiting. He panicked and ran to grab the waiter's clothes.
"Uncle, where did my mother and my father go?" His eyes were red, and he pulled the corner of the waiter helplessly, looking very pitiful.
Unexpectedly, there are still such parents now. Kirsty Williamson pityed Frankie Mckenzie and bent over to hug him.
"Child, since your parents are gone, will you go home with your uncle?" He comforted him softly.
Frankie Mckenzie refused without even thinking about it, reaching out his hand to cover his eyes, and lying quietly in his arms without speaking.
He thought Frankie Mckenzie had agreed and was about to take him away, but was stopped by Alfred Docherty who turned back.
It turned out that the two hadn't walked far, Katy Mckenzie was really worried, and turned back again, letting Alfred Docherty come and pick him up.
The moment he saw Frankie Mckenzie lying in Kirsty Williamson's arms, Alfred Docherty was shocked, but quickly returned to his usual smiling face and walked to them casually.
"Frankie Mckenzie, come here to uncle, we are going home." He noticed that Frankie Mckenzie kept covering his eyes, his heart tightened and the tone of his speech changed.