No Substitutes for the Bigshots' Dream Girl Anymore!-Chapter 1881: Hayes Edwards Side Story (38)

It was just the end of the break time for the junior high school, and many students in school uniforms walked over.

For first graders, junior high students were like half-grown adults, tall and impressive.

A few junior high students noticed several elementary students staring at them while buying something, and they looked back.

The first thing they saw was Grace Winter sitting in the middle, her smallest-sized student uniform making her look like a delicate and cute doll.

Then Grace Winter received a pack of small ice pops.

"Junior, this is for you, don’t be shy." After saying that, they left, and one of the older girls even patted Grace’s head, saying she was so cute, see you next time.

The surrounding classmates were all so envious of Grace Winter.

Grace Winter felt a bit shy, looked at the ice pops in her hand, and said, "Let’s all share."

This kind of ice pop pack had several inside.

Later, Little Chubby found out about this and told Hayes Edwards, exclaiming, "Grace is really popular, if only she were my sister."

Hayes Edwards snorted.

Really?

He didn’t see it that way.

On the day the fun sports event ended, Hayes Edwards also successfully stood on the podium.

First grade stood at the very front, and he saw Grace Winter at first glance.

She was waving at him, standing in the sunlight, smiling brighter than the sun, even secretly giving him a thumbs up.

Childish.

He looked away, but couldn’t help the corners of his mouth from lifting.

"Hayes, you’re amazing!"

Faced with Grace Winter’s admiring gaze, Hayes Edwards didn’t feel embarrassed at all.

He had always been amazing.

When the junior high sports event also ended, it was time for the October short holiday.

The two families had already discussed it before the holiday, and this time they planned to go out together, intending to take the two kids to see the ocean.

First and third graders had no homework, making it a pleasant holiday.

On the first day of the holiday, everyone was still packing.

Grace Winter was excited and thrilled about the upcoming trip, insisting on packing her own suitcase.

Mother Winter saw her determination, stood aside, and said, "Alright, you pack yourself, I’ll come over to check later."

Grace Winter sat on the floor, seriously folding her clothes, her voice soft, "Okay."

Mother Winter left the room.

When Hayes Edwards opened the door, there was Grace Winter standing outside, wearing a sunhat and sunglasses, full of beach holiday flair.

The sunhat and sunglasses were a bit big, almost covering Grace’s entire little face, and she had to lift her head to keep the hat from falling.

Hayes Edwards was silent for a while and then spoke, "Who are you?"

"Hayes, it’s me!" She lifted her head a bit more, like she was trying to see him from under the sunglasses, "I came to see if you’ve packed your luggage?"

Behind Grace Winter was a pink suitcase covered with various stickers.

Hayes took a glance and then looked away, "We’re not leaving until tomorrow."

"Eh?" Grace said, "Then I remembered wrong, I’ll come find you again tomorrow."

Saying that, she dragged her suitcase back with both hands.

The next day, at the same spot, in the same outfit, Hayes Edwards opened the door and saw Grace Winter standing outside again.

She was spinning in excitement, "Hayes, when are we setting off!"

Hayes could only say, "Now."