"Yes, Felicity is beautiful and highly skilled. She's so cool!" Chelsey exclaimed.
She, too, had become a fan of Felicity.
The image of Felicity radiating strength and confidence filled Fred's mind. She embodied the idea that women were just as capable as men.
Fred commented, "She's indeed cool."
Chelsey wasn't sure how their conversation shifted to Felicity.
She quickly steered it back, saying, "Uncle Fred, you guys be careful, too. I'm worried those people might target you, Grandpa, and Grandma."
"Okay, I'll assign more people to protect us."
As Fred spoke, he patted Chelsey's head.
"If there's nothing important, just stay at home. Don't leave the house."
"Don't worry, Uncle Fed. I'm a homebody," Chelsey reassured him.
She was used to staying in. Back when she cared for Lucas, he refused to meet anyone. Thus, they could remain indoors for months without going out.
"I'm leaving now. Goodbye," said Fred.
Chelsey replied, "Bye."
Fred then opened his car's door and c
