Chapter 1658 - 1700: It Doesn’t Hurt When I’m Held

On the other hand, little Harper Kinston, unaware of the brief emotional fluctuation between the older and younger boy, beamed with happiness. To her, she was delighted that her favorite brother Jeremiah and Levi were both here, ready to play with her.

During dinner, Kyle Kinston also arrived at the May residence. After all, the two of them had lived in the May residence for a while before, so there was nothing to feel uneasy about. As for little Harper, she felt perfectly at home, behaving as if she were in her own house. Levi Harris, however, showed no expression on his face, eating and drinking as he should, making it hard to tell whether he felt uneasy.

After dinner, when little Harper was pulling Levi to talk about the homework assigned by the teacher today, her expression suddenly changed, and her small body was wracked with pain again, turning her little face pale.

Seeing this, Levi’s expressionless little face finally became anxious, "Nun Nun, is it hurting again?"

He had witnessed her pain several times over the past few days. Although each bout of pain passed quickly, it made him uneasy. He felt helpless as he could only watch her suffer in agony.

At this moment, just when Levi thought he’d have to watch Nun Nun endure the pain with no way to help, he suddenly saw a pair of arms lifting Nun Nun up, and then her small body clung tightly to the person, nestled in the embrace.

Simultaneously, the pain on Nun Nun’s face started to fade away, and in no time, she appeared back to normal.

"Does it still hurt?" Jeremiah May asked, looking down at the little one in his arms. One hand supported her small body, while the other naturally picked up a cloth to wipe the sweat from her forehead.

The little one shook her head, "The pain... flew away. It doesn’t hurt anymore." Saying this, she voluntarily kissed Jeremiah May’s cheek to express her gratitude.

Her daddy and mommy had told her that during these painful times, being with brother Jeremiah would make the pain go away.

Jeremiah May pursed his lips slightly, feeling a slight warmth on the spot the little one had kissed. Then he said to Kyle Kinston and Mabel Quinn, "I’ll take Nun Nun to her room."

"Okay." Mabel nodded.

"I want to go with Nun Nun too." Levi suddenly grabbed the hem of Jeremiah May’s clothes, speaking very earnestly, "I need to do the teacher’s homework assignment."

The words seemed to remind little Harper, and she also nodded vigorously, "Yes, need to do... homework. Nun Nun wants to do homework with Levi and get a perfect score."

Jeremiah May looked down steadily at Levi and, after a moment, said softly, "If you want to come along, then come along." With that, he carried Harper, walking towards the staircase.

Levi, on his tiny legs, followed closely.

Old Mr. May observed the situation and smiled, "It seems your daughter is quite popular. But this kind of pain she experiences is rather strange, and it disappears whenever Jeremiah holds her. Is it simply because she likes Jeremiah? Perhaps it’s a psychological condition. How about I introduce a few renowned psychologists to check on Nun Nun?"

"No need." Kyle Kinston said, "Thank you for your kindness, but I am well aware of what ails my daughter. For now, we must trouble Jeremiah with this matter, and I hope he doesn’t find Nun Nun bothersome."