Chapter 80

Three Times Seven

The three of them are now in the car leaving the shopping center, and the two waitresses have been holding back their smiles since Sean brought the seven triangular boxes to the cashier's table.

"Why buy these, Sean? There's still a lot of Daddy's." In the end, Han was protesting in the car. Because of his goofy son, the waiter and cashier stole glances at him.

Lerina laughed at Han's annoyance with her son. It's funny, and Sean remembers the events of that night to the point that it makes him think that his daddy is out of stock at home.

"For Daddy, put it on," Sean answered with a mouth full of food.

"Why so many?" Han asked again.

"Daddy, it's only seven and not much, besides daddy's money won't run out by buying it," he replied, a little annoyed.

Tsk

Han chuckled; not the money issue, but each box contained three and times seven equals twenty-one.

"Never mind, don't worry about it, that means Sean cares about you," said Lerina. Sean smiled at his mommy. "