Fled With CEO's Twin Babies novel (Mia and Joe) novel Chapter 907

Although Ben and Anna are young, they have traveled to many countries. However, this is their first time experiencing such a rustic countryside.

Without the pressure of doing tasks, Charlotte and Joe simply let them roam freely in the fields.

"Ben! Look, a butterfly!" Anna excitedly pulled Ben and ran deeper into the field.

After running for a while, they realized that the land being farmed by the other four families was also there.

So a dramatic scene appeared on camera.

Ben and Anna were playing on one side while the other four families were working hard in the fields.

The children from other families looked enviously at them.

Neil's nephew looked eagerly at Neil, who sighed helplessly, patted his nephew on the head, and said, "If you want to play, go ahead."

Jerome originally wanted to stop him but realized that the child Neil brought was too young to help much.

After thinking it over, Jerome finally agreed to Neil's request.

Neil's nephew opened his arms, took a stride, and ran quickly toward Ben and Anna.

With his example, the children from other families also started to stir, and Jerome didn't want to be petty with the children, so he simply agreed to all of them.

The children were freed from work, but the adults still had to work.

Under the scorching sun, everyone worked diligently, just to be able to choose a good house and have a good night's sleep.

Charlotte looked thoughtfully at Joe, and then the two exchanged smiles and walked toward Old Mary's, who was teaching weaving.

Jerome didn't expect them to choose to go to Old Mary's house and quickly signaled the camera to follow.

It was already evening, and smoke began to rise from many houses in the village.

When the Smiths arrived, Old Mary was preparing to steam some muffins and was surprised to see Joe and Charlotte.

"Nice to see you again." Old Mary smiled at them and patted Ben's head.

Charlotte took the initiative to explain their purpose, and Old Mary was naturally delighted, placing many vegetables in front of them, "Don't be shy; take whatever you need."