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    Feeling guilty, Marissa rubbed her nose. She never said the figurine had a simr aura to Connor’s. She bought it because it was funny and cute. Clearly, Lindsay made up the story.


    Expecting Connor to be upset, everyone was taken aback when his smile widened even further. He looked up at Marissa and asked, “Do I look like this to you?”


    “Ahem!” Marissa coughed slightly, not daring to answer.


    Lindsay trotted over to Connor cheerfully, raised her head, and asked, “Daddy, do you like it?”


    Without hesitation, Connor answered, “Yes!”


    Domenic, Marc, and Terry were stunned. Mr. Daniels’ taste had never been like this before!


    But seeing his genuine smile, they knew he wasn’t lying. He liked it from the bottom of his heart.


    Just moments ago, they worried Mr. Daniels would be angry. Now, it seemed totally unnecessary. Marissa could have given him a figurine shaped like dog poop, and he would still ept it with joy.


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    As they thought this, Lindsay pulled another figurine from her pocket and stuffed it into Connor’s hand.


    Then she pointed at the two figurines and happily said, “This is Daddy, and this is Mommy. They are a perfect match!”


    Everyone was shocked when they saw the second figurine!


    The top half of the “mom figurine” depicted a beautiful woman with unique hair and delicate makeup, while its lower half was a sleek ck snake tail. It was a stunning ck snakedy.


    Seeing the figurine, Connor chuckled softly. He caressed Lindsay’s face and said, “You’re so clever, baby. This snakedy really does look like your mom. Hahaha…”


    “How does she resemble me?” Marissa contested.


    If her memory served her right, the snake woman was a major antagonist in a cartoon. She was portrayed as an evil female demon leader. Any child familiar with the cartoon would curse her name.


    While Marissa wouldn’t describe herself as a saint, she certainly didn’t appreciate beingpared to a viin, much less a vicious snake woman.


    Noticing Marissa’s displeasure, Lindsay blinked in confusion and said, “She looks just like Mom. She’s beautiful, fierce, and a great fighter. This is my favorite figurine.”


    “Yes, I like this figurine too, and I also think she resembles Mom,” Lawrence said.


    Marissa was at a loss for words. The children, having grown up abroad, were unfamiliar with the local cartoon and unaware that the snake woman was a viin.


    She was upset with Connor. He knew the snake woman’s viinous role. Why then would he also suggest she looked like her?


    Connor, unfazed by Marissa’s irritation, onlyughed harder. He lifted Lindsay into hisp and kissed her cheek.


    He said, “Lindsay is right. This is your mother!”


    Lindsay beamed, thrilled by her father’s kiss


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