33. Heartwarming Moment

"Do you like children?" Rachel asked when she could no longer hold back her curiosity.

Edmund glanced for a moment. With a crooked smile, he focused on the camera. "Not really. The children always like me."

"I can understand that," Sky interjected with a faint smile. "You're the best person I've ever known. A little above Uncle Green, but please don't tell him. I'm afraid he'll be sad."

Edmund's smile widened. He was actually curious about Lucas' position, but he didn't want to be disappointed. So, handing Sky the photo he had just taken, he said, "And you are the best child I have ever known. Please don't tell the other children. It will be troublesome if they all cry later."

Sky giggled again. While receiving the photo paper from Edmund, she stood on tiptoe. "Thank you, Uncle Ed. Now, how about we follow the footprints? Maybe, the pangolin isn't that far away. The trail looks still fresh."

"Sky," Rachel stroked her shoulder, "The sun is going down. How about we go home now?"

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