The Aunt watched their retreating backs and muttered to herself, "Tsk, I've never seen a dad who dotes on his daughter like that."
During the few days of their stay, Dylan Young would often take Scarlett Glenn out, mostly carrying her or having her on his back. Following him, Scarlett practically never touched the ground when going out. In the Residential Area, almost everyone regarded them as father and daughter,
because everyone thought, who else but her own father would be so kind to his daughter, carrying and holding a girl of seven or eight years?
Dylan Young didn't say anything, lifting Scarlett slightly higher on his arm.
Scarlett wrapped her little arms around his neck, her face beaming with a smile. This was the dad she had always wanted.
Children's minds are simple and yet most sensitive. They can perceive people's kindness and malice better than Adults, distinguishing those who truly care for them.
Dylan Young was kind to her, and she could feel it.
