"Hayden, I'll come with you tomorrow," Robert said.

Robert wanted to go and have a look at his younger sister badly. Although the position as the youngest in the family has been replaced, Robert had already adjusted his attitude toward it.

"Sure," Hayden agreed.

Avery looked a little lost. "How are you two planning on taking her home? What if she is unwilling to follow you home?"

Hayden said with confidence. "It won't happen. Mommy, don't worry."

Avery said, "Have you thought of a solution or something?"

"No." Hayden was not great at socializing with others. He even did not like to talk, which is why when he said he was going to take his sister home, he meant it literally.

"I'm only afraid that she would not want to come home with you," Avery said worriedly.

"Mommy, it's not as complicated as you think. Go and rest! I'll take her home tomorrow." Hayden looked as if he would surely succeed and promised Avery.

"It's best if you can take her home, but if she is unwilling to do s