Gavin suddenly had a sense of crisis.

If it was made public that he was at a loss to reply to a four-year-old child, how could he establish himself at the negotiating table in the future?

He had to save his face!

Gavin stared at Emily, and as adults usually did, he said seriously, "Since you are a good baby, you should listen to me in the future, understand?"

Emily took a few steps back and fell into Wendy's arms, shaking his head firmly and saying, "No!"

How dare this little boy refuse him?

It was the first time that Gavin had been challenged by a child. He was startled and almost recovered from his illness. He narrowed his eyes and stared at Emily. "Why?"

Emily looked innocent and said as if it had nothing to do with him, "Auntie Yuna asked me to listen to Sister Wendy, and I promised her, but she didn't ask me to listen to you!"

In other words, it was not that he didn't listen to Gavin, but that Yuna felt that he didn't have to listen to Gavin.

As a negotiation expert, Gavin certainly knew that the little boy was passing the buck!

Tut-tut, he wouldn't let Yuna take the blame!

Gavin directly grabbed Emily, looked at him, and said word by word, "Sister Wendy is engaged to me, so Sister Wendy is me, and I am Sister Wendy! Auntie Yuna asked you to listen to her, which means she asked you to listen to me. Do you understand?"

He believed that his words would make Emily feel dizzy by beating around the bush!

Emily tilted his head and said, "Liar!"

Gavin was so angry that he almost cocked his eyebrows. "Say it again!"

Emily put his hands on the hips and said reasonably, "You and Sister Wendy are two different people. You have different bodies. How can you be Sister Wendy? You are a man!"

"..."

Only then did Gavin realize that his strategy was completely wrong. This little boy would think in a straightforward way, so he couldn't make him feel dizzy by beating around the bush.

However, under no circumstances could the fact that he couldn't deal with a little boy be made public!

Seeing this scene, Wendy burst into laughter. She patted Gavin on the shoulder and made a comforting eye gesture. It was not shameful to lose to Emily.

Gavin turned his head and looked away, pretending that he didn't need to be comforted.

Just then, there was a knock on the door.

Gavin said to the door, "Come in."

Noah pushed the door open, walked in, and first saw Emily.

Emily also recognized Noah and showed a nice and lovely smile. "Doctor!"

"Good morning." Noah came in and rubbed the little boy's hair. "Why are you here?"

Emily seriously explained, "Auntie Yuna has something to do, so she asked me to stay with Sister Wendy today. I'll go back in the afternoon."

"Well, be nice here. I have to get busy now." Noah motioned for Gavin to follow him. "It's time to do a checkup."

Gavin just needed to take a breath. He nodded and left the ward with Noah.

The ward was at a distance from the examination room.

On the way, Noah suddenly remembered something. He reached into the pocket of his coat to reach for something and took out a lollipop. "I found it."

Gavin laughed and teased, "Doctor Sanchez, how old are you? Why are you still carrying a lollipop with you?"

"I have lost interest in lollipops for a long time." Noah rotated the lollipop in his hand and said, "Emily gave it to me the last time we met."

"Oh." Gavin said in a sarcastic tone, "The little guy is very nice to you."

"I think he is nicer to you." Noah said with a smile, "He gave me the lollipop and asked me to cure your illness. He also told me that as long as you got better, he could give me all his lollipops at home."

Gavin was stunned, and it took him a long time to come to his senses.

He took the lollipop and looked at it carefully for a moment, but finally, he did not mention Emily. He just asked Noah, "Do you like lollipops? I can give you all the lollipops in the world."

Noah glanced at Gavin and said in an understanding tone, "It's not shameful to be moved by a four-year-old child. You don't have to hide it."

"I..." Gavin was silent for a moment before saying, "He is Rowdy's son. If I am moved by him now, I will be soft-hearted to him in the future. Do you know the consequences?"

Noah couldn't keep up with Gavin's thoughts for a while.

Gavin continued, "If I'm soft-hearted to the enemy, it may kill Brian and Wesley."

Emily was innocent, but Gavin's words made sense.

The little boy's family background could not be changed after all. He was at loggerheads with Gavin and Wesley.

It seemed hard to tell who was right or wrong.

Noah really didn't know what to say, so he had to change the subject. "Let's go to the neurology department for the first examination now."

When Gavin was doing the checkup, there were only Emily and Wendy in the large suite.

Ever since Gavin left the ward, Emily had been looking in the direction of the door.

Wendy was confused. "Emily, what are you looking at?"

Emily then turned around and asked, "Sister Wendy, is Uncle Gavin still sick?"

Wendy had long accepted the fact that Gavin was sick, so she didn't feel sad when Emily suddenly mentioned it. She just found the little boy funny and asked, "Didn't you just argue with Uncle Gavin? Why are you still concerned about his sickness?"

Emily blinked his eyes and said, "I hope Uncle Gavin will get better."

Even a four-year-old child wanted Gavin to get better...

Wendy suddenly felt distressed. She touched Emily's head and said, "Uncle Gavin will get better soon!"

Emily nodded. When he looked at Wendy again, he found that her eyes were somewhat red.

But he didn't say anything and acted as if he hadn't seen it. He took Wendy's hand and said, "Sister Wendy, how about we play games?"

Wendy knew that Emily must have noticed that her eyes were red, but he decided to protect her self-esteem.

This little boy was more thoughtful and sensible than anyone could imagine.

Wendy held back her tears and nodded. "Okay, what do you want to play?"

Emily tilted his head and said, "Let me see which games have been installed on your iPad! Well, I can play a lot of games. I'm super awesome!"

"What a coincidence!" Wendy imitated Emily and said, "I'm super awesome too."

Emily put his hands on the hips to show that he was not convinced. He opened a game and played it with Wendy. They had fun playing the game and fighting with each other.

When Gavin came back after the checkup and opened the door, he heard the game sounds and their laughter.

Wendy's laughter stood out. Even when she was with him, Wendy might not laugh so happily.

What kind of magic did this kid from the Kent family have?

Emily was facing the door, so he saw Gavin first.

After all, he was a child. After playing a few rounds of the game with Wendy, Emily had already forgotten the "displeasure" between him and Gavin just now. He put down the iPad and ran over. "Uncle Gavin, have you finished the checkup? Are you okay now?"

"Hey, Emily!" Wendy shouted. "This round is not over yet. Where are you running?"

She looked at Emily's figure and found that Gavin was back. "Eh? Why did you finish the checkup so soon today?"

Gavin squatted down, looked at Emily, and answered his question first. "I have to wait for the results, and then I'll know if I'm okay."

In fact, he didn't have to wait. He knew that he hadn't recovered yet.

However, why did he have to tell a child the cruel truth?

Emily was a little disappointed and said, "Okay, I'll ask when you get the results!"

Gavin answered with a "yep", took Emily behind him, and looked at Wendy.

At some point, a look of danger showed up in his eyes. "Wendy, how long have you been playing games?"

Wendy looked up at the clock on the wall and said in surprise, "More than two hours! Yah, time always flies when I'm with Emily!"

More danger was ignited at the bottom of Gavin's eyes, and then something exploded.

He narrowed his eyes and asked, "Do you mean that time crawls when you're with me?"

Wendy was stunned, and she slowly realized that she had angered Gavin.

She tried to muddle through and said with a smile, "Have you ever heard of a saying that happy times are always particularly long?"

"That's not what I've heard." Gavin smiled and corrected Wendy. "I heard that hard times are always particularly long."

"Oh." Wendy tried her best to pretend to be calm. "Maybe the happy times I have had are more detailed, so I think that sometimes, happy times are quite long. For example, when I'm with you, my happiness lasts very long!"

Gavin smiled meaningfully and asked, "How long?"

Wendy was no longer an innocent girl. She instantly understood what Gavin meant and stamped her foot. "Emily is here!"

Gavin looked back at the little boy behind him and turned to say, "Explain why you feel that time flies when you are with him."

"Because we are playing games!" Wendy tried to rationalize it. "I would forget the time when playing games! So, my feeling is not necessarily right."

"Good excuse." Gavin approached Wendy one step at a time. "But what if I'm not satisfied?"

Wendy could only use an old trick. She kissed Gavin and said, "I like you!"

"Ah!"

Emily cried out from behind them. He covered his eyes but then secretly opened his fingers to peek at them.

Gavin noticed the little boy's movement, so he personally covered his eyes with his hand and kissed Wendy's lips, his other hand holding the back of her head...

A few minutes later, Wendy's cell phone rang.

Wendy pushed Gavin away and answered the phone. Then she heard Joanne's voice.

"Wendy, Aunt Helen went to buy ingredients. You and Emily can come back with Aunt Helen."

"Okay," said Wendy. "Send me Aunt Helen's phone number. I'll contact her later."

Joanne quickly texted her a string of numbers. Wendy saved the contact information and typed the name of Aunt Helen...