Chapter 692 Don't Fly Away Like A Bird

• After washing his hands, Wolfie turned and noticed Judy standing still, her expression unusually somber. Her face, which was usually bright and carefree, now looked sad, with the corners of her mouth drooping. Her eyes, once full of shine, seemed dull and lifeless. He paused, surprised by her change in demeanor. He had never seen her like this before. What's going on? Was it because she had learned about her parents' separation?
• Reaching out, he gently took her hand, his voice soft as he spoke, "Don't worry, it's okay…" He wanted to reassure her that even if her parents were separating, it wasn't the end of the world—he would always be there for her. But just as he began to speak, she suddenly let out a loud cry, rushing into his arms and clutching him tightly. Taken aback, he felt a tight pang in his chest—he hadn't realized just how distressed she was! He awkwardly patted her back, trying to console her, "It's alright, it's alright... don't cry…"
• But Judy's sobs only grew louder, her voice trembling as she choked out, "Wolfie, I don't want you to fly away like a bird. What will I do if you leave me...?" Hearing this, Wolfie stood frozen in shock, unable to move. Sarah, Emilia, and Cassian, having heard the commotion, reached the bathroom door. Holding back their laughter, they quietly slipped away from the scene. Wolfie felt like knocking some sense into Judy's head—was she really this clueless? All his worries were for nothing. It seemed he had greatly overestimated her!