When the Wind is Sweet: The Fairy Tale of Mr. and Mrs. Lancaster Chapter 798: A Pleasant Afternoon

"We’re really grateful to them, they’re truly good people."

"I heard the couple does charity work sincerely, spending money for the common folks, considering everything carefully, including a human touch, everyone feels warm-hearted."

"They’ve also donated to many Hope Schools."

"Good people will receive good fortune and lead a peaceful life."

About half an hour later, Faye Turner went to pick up Rachel Sherman and went to The Fletcher Family with her.

Because they had planned for today, to accompany Mrs. Fletcher in making paper flowers, which was fulfilling one of Mrs. Fletcher’s wishes.

It was also fulfilling the promise the two had made previously.

Seeing them co over, Mrs. Fletcher was very happy, like hosting close friends, she had already brewed tea, prepared fruit plates, and even personally made pastries.

"Here you are, co in and sit." She greeted warmly.

"Hello, Auntie."

"Auntie, this is freshly cut parchnt wood, with a faint fragrance." Faye Turner brought the bag inside.

"Thank you for this, you were supposed to be with the baby, but ca specially to teach how to make paper flowers." Mrs. Fletcher was very touched, genuinely interested in cultural heritage.

"I like cultivating my interests too, can’t spend my entire life just around the baby." Faye began preparing, she also brought tools over.

Rachel Sherman always maintained a smile, her hair tied up, although her child was older than Joy, she was about the sa age as Faye Turner, equally youthful and vibrant.

She had experience in making these flowers, "Auntie, do you like hibiscus flowers?"

"I also like chrysanthemums, but last ti you gave so, so this ti I want to make hibiscus."

"We’re all beginners, Faye said she hasn’t made hibiscus flowers before either, but we’ve watched so tutorials."

"It should be about the sa, we can give it a try."

This kind of challenging activity was actually of interest to everyone.

So this afternoon was relaxed and enjoyable for both Rachel Sherman and Faye Turner.

The wind in the yard was mildly warm, and the spring sunlight was golden bright.

Faye Turner was careful to maintain her balance, not overshadowing others, unless necessary, she didn’t speak, striving to let Rachel communicate with Auntie Fletcher.

She was willing to be a quiet supporting role, letting Rachel take the spotlight, after all, this was Rachel’s future mother-in-law’s ho.

It was easy to see Auntie Fletcher growing fonder of Rachel, the constant friendly smile on her face, because of her kind heart, skillful hands, and because Chase liked her.

Several hours of leisurely ti passed, and the paper hibiscus flowers were completed, placing them in antique vases, they looked truly beautiful, complenting the chrysanthemums perfectly, a most exquisite piece of craft.

Rachel did well, Auntie Fletcher also made them beautifully, and Faye Turner’s skills were impeccable.

"So beautiful." Mrs. Fletcher couldn’t help but glance a few more tis and took out her phone to take pictures.

In this pleasant afternoon, Mrs. Fletcher asked Rachel a question, "Rachel, are you sure about leaving June here with us?"

Sitting on the sofa, Rachel Sherman looked up at her, montarily not providing a reply.

It was now that Faye Turner learned The Fletcher had previously offered to help Rachel take care of the child.

So what Rachel’s thoughts were, she wasn’t sure, thus, she listened quietly.

"..." Mrs. Fletcher glanced at the two girls in front, "Sorry, we were presumptuous, you might not have decided yet."

"No, Auntie." Rachel quickly snapped back, smiling as she explained, "I’m just worried it would be too much trouble for you, June is lively and restless, and doesn’t understand much right now."

A child over a year old can walk around, and there’s a risk of picking up small objects and putting them in their mouth, harder to take care of than when in infancy, and with greater responsibility.

Mrs. Fletcher told her, "If that’s your concern, then I can assure you, Rachel, your worries are unnecessary."