Druid in Marvel

After explaining the good things, I found that it was almost 3 o'clock. Holding Ginny in his arms, he walked into the bar, poured Ginny a glass of lemonade, and carried her upstairs together.

In Alvin's room, Ginny stood on the floor with her hands crossed, not knowing where to put them. The expression on the little face is a bit inferior and a bit anxious. Alvin took off the scratched plaid shirt, rolled it into a ball, and wiped it on his chest. He knelt down, looked at Ginny, pointed at his chest, and said to Ginny: "Look, I'm fine, dad is great."

Ginny jumped in front of Alvin in surprise, and ran her little hands around Alvin's chest, trying to find the wounds she had caused. In the end, only four thin scars were found, which could not be seen without looking carefully.

Ginny was relieved, and the smile returned to her face again, and she stammered: "Dad, awesome, dad." Ginny, who had some communication difficulties, couldn't say some words in her heart, which made her a little anxious and cute. Scratch your head.

Alvin tidied up her somewhat messy hair lovingly. He kissed her forehead and comforted her: "Ginny, you are very smart. We can take it slow in the future." After that, he kissed her again.

He pulled Ginny's hands over and touched her fingers. There was still blood there. He asked a little distressedly: "Will it hurt?"

Ginny tilted her head and thought for a moment, realizing that Alvin was caring about her, and said with a happy smile: "Get used to it, it won't hurt." She said and wiped it with her fingers sensibly, Alvin frowned, "Gin Ni, okay, dad, don’t be afraid.”

Alvin felt that his heart was about to melt. His daughter would care about her father. Not to mention carrying two knives and two pistols. He hugged Ginny hard, walked to the window, and motioned for her to come over. .

Ginny walked over curiously, and Alvin found that Ginny was so small that she couldn't see outside when she stood by the window. He looked at her funny, grabbed the window sill with both hands, and rubbed it upwards with great difficulty, until his eyes were finally exposed.

He picked up Ginny, pointed out the window, and said: "Ginny, it's different, dad, it's different too." There was no one in the alley outside the window at this time, and a thick dark green vine emerged from a ditch. He jumped up and stretched himself to Alvin's window.

Alvin pinched the slender head of the vine and shook the poisonous vine, shaking his body as if he was happy. Then Alvin directed the vines to say hello to Ginny. Ginny opened her mouth wide and looked at Alvin in surprise.

Alvin smiled and bumped Ginny's head with his forehead, and said, "See, dad is different too, so Ginny is Alvin's daughter. We are different from everyone else."

Ginny smiled innocently, enjoying Alvin's intimacy, and nodded desperately, "Ginny, dad, others are different."

Alvin touched noses with Ginny affectionately and waved away the poisonous ivy. Putting Ginny on the ground, he touched her head and said, "Daddy, change some clothes. Can you please take Ginny shopping for clothes?"

Ginny looked at Alvin and smiled: "Ginny wants daddy, not clothes."

The fat son who wanted everything he met in his previous life was simply not on the same level as Ginny.

Alvin put on a new plaid shirt, a gray jacket, and a pair of dark blue jeans. Overall, he looked like a northern farmer. Very earthy, very simple, but also very down-to-earth. He put a baseball cap on Ginny's head and said with a smile: "Let's go, my princess." He held her little hand and ran downstairs.

When we got downstairs, we found that most of the people in the restaurant had left. There was only a middle-aged man with a beard, sitting in the corner with a dejected face, holding a cup of coffee in his hand, wondering what he was thinking. This is none of Alvin's business. This is a restaurant. You can sit wherever you like. Alvin was in a good mood and asked Jessica to serve this man a beer. Judging from his expression, beer suited the occasion better than coffee.

Then he smiled and said to Jessica: "Come with me, the boss will give you benefits and buy you clothes."

Jessica, who had just given the middle-aged man a glass of beer, cheered and screamed and asked, "Would you like to go to Seventh Avenue?"

Alvin touched his pocket and thought for a while, "Go to Block 27, Shirley's Clothing Store."

Jessica said "Oh" in disappointment, but soon became happy. After all, the boss gave a gift, right? She quickly took off her apron, jumped out of the door with Alvin, hands behind her back.

Alvin stood holding Ginny and stood in front of Old Kent, "Old Kent, call two guys to clean up my attic and move all of our Mr. Nick Custer's things to the attic. Mr. Custer wants I have been living in the attic for a long time, and this time I want to let him get his wish. Because our little princess needs his room. We also asked Lao Juan to get a set of furniture for our little princess. I want pink furniture. I will get it done before going to bed tonight. .”

Old Kent happily agreed and bowed in a playful manner with the non-existent hat. "I am happy to serve you, Your Royal Highness." After saying this, he greeted several young people and went to the second floor of the restaurant.

No one noticed that when Alvin mentioned Nick, the expression on that downcast middle-aged man's face was a strange mixture of "guilt", "desire" and "fear". It was anger to hear that Alvin wanted to drive Nick to the loft, and happiness to hear that the loft was Nick's wish. It seems that Nick's joys and sorrows always affect his heart. Hearing Alvin show off his daughter proudly, he showed great envy.

Jean kept an eye on the black kid Jason, got in the car, took Ginny and Jessica, and drove in a circle to the "Shirley Clothing Store" a block away, which specialized in all kinds of women's clothes, including children's clothing. There are also some.

The proprietress Shirley is a beautiful woman in her forties. Although her clothes are not luxurious, she is always exquisite. A few carefully matched cheap accessories can always make her look glorious. Alvin could tell that this was a woman with a story. But this has nothing to do with Alvin. After entering the store, Alvin waved his hand and boldly motioned to Jessica, "Buy"

The landlady stopped Alvin's rustic behavior in a funny way, and first took Jessica to pick out a few sets of clothes for Ginny and try them on.

Princess dress, beautiful, one set in one color

Sportswear, beautiful, a set of pink, yellow and green lotus

Wear a t-shirt with suspender jeans and a denim jacket. It's so handsome. Wear a baseball cap too. It's great. Alvin fist bumped with Ginny, laughing and standing in front of the big mirror with her. The two look like a father and daughter, and they don't look weird because of their different skin colors.

Seeing that Ginny particularly liked it, Alvin, who liked it even more, waved his hand and ordered ten sets.

Other shoes, socks, underwear, pajamas, etc. were all bought with Jessica's help.

After that, Jessica's treatment when choosing clothes was much worse.

Denim shorts and navel-baring short sleeves, "Boss, does it look good?"

"It's not hot anymore, so show your belly to who."

Floral short skirt, "Where's this one?"

"Why is the skirt so short? Aren't your legs cold?"

Jeans and T-shirts, "this one"

"Well, that's pretty good. It's just him. Let's do two sets."

Jessica rushed to Alvin angrily and complained: "Boss, you are going too far. These are the clothes I wore when I came."

Alvin was stunned for a moment, "It looks pretty good. Let's get a few more outfits to wear."

Jessica stamped Alvin's feet angrily, turned around and said to the boss's wife, Shirley, "Except for this one, wrap up all the others, um, two of different colors. Charge them all to the boss's account."

Girl, are you really okay with adding drama to yourself like this?

Not to offend a woman when she is angry is an experience that Alvin gained with blood and tears in his previous life. For the sake of helping my daughter choose clothes, I will bear with you.

While Jessica was snickering, she pinched her nose and paid. Fortunately, it was not expensive, only over nine hundred dollars in total. Well, when I have money later, I will take my daughter to visit the next avenue.