At this moment, she was also holding bags in Adrian Zhekova's hand.
"I usually carry more and even heavier things than these." Cindy Clarke said with a laugh, holding the bag up a bit higher to show that she had no problem carrying it.
"You had to do that because I wasn't around before, but now I am. Why should you have to carry heavy things?" Adrian wanted to ruffle Cindy's hair.
Unfortunately, both his hands were occupied carrying bags and there was no way to put them down.
So, he had to move a step forward, almost enclosing Cindy in his arms.
And then he said to Cindy, "You, little girl, should learn to be a bit more spoiled with me."
Cindy looked up, puzzled by Adrian's remark.
Perhaps it was because she had become a mother at an early age.
Or maybe it was because she had grown up in such a family environment.
Reality forced her to mature early and forget what it felt like to be a young girl, so she never knew how to act spoiled.
