Chapter 0171-Shut Up Dragon I Don’t Want To Have Any More Kids With You

Is there a photo studio nearby?”

The couple stopped and pointed Leon in a direction.

Leon nodded his thanks.

But the scene was just enough for Loseweather to turn around and see it.

By the time Leon had caught up with them, Lois Visser asked, “What did they just say to you?”

“Oh, nothing, just asking where is good for pictures, they said the front, let’s go check it out.”

Losweather nodded, “Good.”

The couple walked toward the inside of the walkway, each holding a daughter, and Leon kept his eyes peeled for the location of the photo studio.

Finally, across the distance, Leon finally saw a photo studio.

But he’d have to think of a reason to sneak over there alone.

Eyes searching around, he saw a store selling candy not far from the photo studio, and Leon was struck by an idea and said.

“Noah, Moon, do you guys want some candy?”

Noah didn’t say anything, while Moune bounced around and said “think think think.”

“Well, then you guys wait here with Mommy while Daddy goes and gets it for you.”

“Good~”

With that, Leon crossed the street at a quick pace and jogged toward the candy store.

“By the way, mom, Mune still wants a lemonade soda~”

Losweather nodded, “Okay, I’ll go talk to Dad.”

“Don’t forget your sister’s share~”

“Mom knows. Noa, take care of Moune and don’t wander off.”

“Yes, Mom.”

Loseweather got up and walked toward the candy store where Leon had gone.

Two little dragonesses sat in a chair on the street, their tails and short legs resting on the edge of the chair, swaying.

Noa kept looking at Losweather’s back until the fog obscured her vision and she withdrew her gaze.

Then she looked sideways at her sister.

Mourne was lounging there holding her tail, waiting for her candy and lemonade.

Noa’s thoughts moved slightly, pursed her lips, and suddenly opened her mouth and

“Actually, sometimes I envy you, Moon.”

Moune froze and raised his head to look at his sister, asking blankly, “Envy me? Why?”

Noa lowered her head, wiggled her little shoes, and said, slowly.

“I envy you, being able to tell mom and dad anything without fear.”

Mune was still a bit confused, “You can do it too, sister.”

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