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Tristan frowned slightly, a cold light flashing in his amber eyes.

"Shut up!" Sadie immediately scolded, signaling to the two of them.

The two lowered their heads, not daring to speak again.

"Tristan, don't be angry!" Sadie didn't want to provoke Tristan, so she thought of a gentle strategy! "Let's talk about them later. I'll send them back to the Clemens family first."

"They are very cute," Tristan suddenly interrupted her, "I never said I wouldn't accept them."

Sadie was stunned. After a while, she asked excitedly, "You mean, you're willing to accept them!"

"They look like me." Tristan continued picking up ivory chess pieces. "The James family is sparse in population and quiet. It will be much livelier if they're here." "Tristan, do you really think so?" Sadie was extremely excited.

"Yes." Tristan smiled. "Take good care of them!"

"Thank you, Tristan!" Sadie was cheerful. She had been worried that Tristan wouldn't accept them, so she was pleasantly surprised that he accepted them so quickly.

Perhaps because he wanted to keep her by conceding in this way; or perhaps because they looked like him, he felt a sense of familiarity. Whatever the reason, as long as they could stay in the James family, it was good. Sadie wanted to tell the children the good news, but as she walked to the door, she heard Mia asking Dahlia, "Doctor Rey, when can we go home? I miss Daddy."

"I want to go home, too." Nathan was in low spirits. "I want Mommy to come home with us."

"Yes. Bring Mommy home." Mia nodded repeatedly. "Doctor Rey, call Daddy to come pick us up!"

"I want to as well, but..." Dahlia dared not speak, looking up at the door.

Sadie pushed the door open and gently comforted them, "Sweethearts, you're sick now. You need to rest well. Let's talk about going home when you're feeling better, okay?"

"Mommy, I'm feeling well now." Mia immediately sat up, pretending to be energetic, and even jumped on the bed a few times. "Look! I'm feeling much better now."

"I feel better, too; I can even do some boxing." Nathan immediately got up and demonstrated boxing to Sadie.

Sadie looked at them gently, wanting to smile, but she couldn't. She felt a sense of loss that her children, who were once so familiar but now seemed so distant.

They had only been here for a day, but they kept insisting on going back to the Clemens family.

"Alright. Knock it off." Noah finally spoke up, frowning slightly and looking serious. "You keep saying you want to see Mommy every day, and now that you've seen her, you want to go back. Can't you be more thoughtful!" Noah understood Sadie's feelings the most. He knew that Sadie must be very sad and disappointed to see them wanting to go back, but she couldn't show it. Being scolded, Nathan and Mia were stunned for a moment, then pouted, lay back down, and dared not jump around and talk nonsense anymore.

"It's okay. They're not used to it here. It's normal," Sadie hurriedly comforted them, "After all, they just arrived; they must be a bit uncomfortable."

After some thought, she added, "How about this? I will take you out to eat. You've only had some soup since last night, so you must be hungry. What do you want to eat? I will have someone arrange it immediately." "I want to eat spicy Mexican food."

"I want barbecue."

"Okay, I'll arrange it right away." Sadie nodded with a smile. "Noah, what about you?"

"I don't want to eat anything." Noah's mood was downcast. "Anything will do as long as they are happy."

"I will ask someone to book the restaurant first and have the food ordered, and you can add whatever you want later." Sadie ruffled his hair and immediately had someone arrange it.