Jesslyn Derei immediately denied Penelope Jenkins's idea.
"Penelope, Uncle Jack calls your dad 'Brother,' so you should call him 'Uncle,' or else the family hierarchy will get mixed up."
Jesslyn Derei has been a well-behaved, rule-following girl since she was little.
So, she also taught Penelope to be well-behaved and sensible.
Penelope nodded, looked at Jack with a grin, and sweetly called out, "Uncle Jack."
Her baby voice, like a soft petal, fell into Jack's heart.
That afternoon, Penelope played with Jack.
Sometimes she would take out her snacks to share with Jack, and sometimes she would show him the drawings she usually did.
Penelope has a talent for drawing.
Although she is still young, her drawings have shapes and forms, unlike some children who draw very "abstractly," making it completely incomprehensible.
"This is you."
Penelope flipped to a drawing and handed it to Jack.
In the drawing, there was an angel with white wings.
Jack felt a warmth in his heart.
