Chapter 30

Mary Kinson looked at her and was not annoyed, but said, unfortunately: "The potted flower is costly, and it has withered when it touches the human body temperature."

Tama Kinson was dazed, thinking that a flower was so delicate and charming that it disappeared, and her heart was more or less sorry.

However, she didn't think that a potted flower could be worth the feelings of sisters, so she shouted and reprimanded: "If the flower withered, you could raise it again. There is only one sister. Besides, I touched the flower. What are you doing to your sister?"

Looking at Grandma's fault, Mary Kinson was not particularly angry. Even though she and Grandma are related by blood, Rose Kinson grew up beside her since childhood, and there is undoubtedly a difference between them.

"Grandma, that flower is hard to cultivate again."

Rose Kinson also nodded: "Grandma, Mary is a flower lover, so she is so excited, so don't be angry."

After that, she looked at Mary Kinson again, with a blaming tone: