Peter Pan Grows Up Novels & Stories

"Of course. I've memorized the way from my brother's room to the cafeteria, the exit, the yard, and the toilet. My mom said I can do all those because I'm growing up." A faint smile appeared on Adro's lips. He remembered someone who looked like this. It was himself. When he was a child, he always wanted to be an adult so he could go on adventures and fight. It indeed felt great when he could do things that adults typically do. "You sound amazing," Adro said to boost the boy's ego. "Then, may I know what your name is?" "My name is Peter Stemon. I'm seven years and two months old. How about you?" The boy extended his hand to Adro with an adult-like gesture.

"Do you believe me when I say I will throw you ten meters away?" Joshua looked like a little chicken. He was so angry that he yelled, "Ahhh, I must eat more and drink more milk to grow taller! I must beat you in the future!" Shawn did not take his words to heart at all. He had a warning in his eye. "Fight with me later; you are still too young." After speaking, Shawn threw Joshua to Peter. "Oh!" Peter was so frightened that he quickly stretched out his hands and caught him firmly. This was his precious grandson!

Peter didn’t seem to have a problem with his father not looking at him, soon after the meal is over, he will ask his mother. Downstairs drank a glass of milk and finished five of the beans. Peter shook his head to show he was full. After eating, what did you do? After eating, of course, I would go upstairs to find mom! She had to call her mother to get out of bed, in her memory, she had never seen her mother get up later than her! Taking advantage of the man's opportunity to go to the study room to prepare documents for today's work, Peter jumped out of his chair, two short legs humming and running upstairs.

“You have infinite pleasure within you. Don't let a girl take it all away. This girl is already happy, her happiness will not be complete if her favorite boy is not happy too." Peter sighed in disappointment, even his two sky blue beads were flooded with water. The child hastily rubbed it with the back of his hand, slowly the corners of his lips pulled up, then nodded firmly. "I won't ruin your happiness, Wendy. Because if you're happy, of course, I'm happy too. After all, sadness made me grow up, I don't want to grow up! I don't want to be as big as you, and not be able to ride a tree slide anymore."