Washington.
Grossman Family.
The moment Adam arrived, a small figure wrapped itself around his leg.
"Emma."
Adam exchanged a glance with Paige, then looked down and smiled. "Did Sister Paige tell you? You'll be coming to Pasadena with us. Are you happy?"
"Yes."
Emma's upturned little face was full of excitement. "I like playing with you the most, Adam."
"..."
Hearing the commotion, David emerged from the bedroom, wiping the corners of his eyes. When he heard that, his expression stiffened.
This daughter of his...
Forget it. He was exhausted. There was nothing he could do. He should leave her to Paige and Adam.
They were her kind of people.
And they were Emma's family too.
"I'm glad you like it."
Adam picked Emma up and walked inside, smiling at her. "I found you a great teacher. You'll definitely like her."
"Mhm."
Emma was incomparably obedient. "I trust you, Adam."
"I hope you can keep that attitude forever."
Paige looked at Emma, who had wrapped her arms around Adam's neck and was giving her a provocative look, and smiled meaningfully.
"Adam."
David dried his tears and came out to greet Adam.
"David."
Adam nodded to him and set Emma down.
"Want to take a walk?"
David suggested.
"Sure. I can take a look at your new studio too."
Adam nodded with a smile.
Over the past few years, David's career had made great progress, and he had accumulated a modest fortune.
He could originally have rented a luxurious studio in an office building downtown, which would have been more convenient for his business.
But to spend more time with his daughter Emma, and to commemorate his late wife Linda, he had remained at home.
His original studio had not changed.
He had simply added another studio beside it.
"Adam, Paige