Nancy Allen chatted with Emma Lewis for a while, and Emma finally felt some relief in her heart.
But she felt increasingly sorry for Basil Smith, deciding she should be nicer to him in the future.
At this moment, there was a knock on the door, and Mrs. Lewis cautiously asked from outside, "Emma, I noticed your lights are still on. It's late now, are you hungry? I prepared some food for you, would you like to come out and eat?"
Emma opened the door to find her parents standing outside, both still awake, and she knew it was because of her.
Emma hugged her mom and muttered, "Mom, I'm sorry."
Mrs. Lewis quickly replied, "It's okay, it's okay. You silly child, there's no need to say sorry to your own parents. You must be hungry, let me cut some fruit for you."
At this moment, Mrs. Lewis gazed at Nancy Allen with such kindness that her eyes almost sparkled.
She just knew that Nancy was the one who could calm Emma down.
