Chapter 1,635 Pearl’s Little Friends

Los Angeles, Lee's Castle.

Mary had just finished a phone call with her husband and learned that yesterday's court hearing went well and they were now preparing to go to court.

When today's court hearing is over, he will call to inform himself of the outcome.

Hope it will be good news!

"Mom, can we go?" Pearl, who had no idea what was happening, was urging her mother to take her to the beach.

Pearl is going to Jetty Pier to find her little friend, Lyle.

"Of course, we're leaving now." Mary, wearing a white sportswear, held her daughter's hand and walked downstairs along the long passage.

Pearl was jumping up and down, and every place in the castle was very familiar to her.

This is her adventure kingdom. No secrets can escape her eyes, and naturally there is no sense of mysterious danger.

But Pearl is still looking forward to it. Maybe one day she will discover some secrets and bring her new surprises.

With this thought, she would not lose interest in exploring the castle.

After getting in the car and walking along the deserted road to the Jetty Pier, Pearl excitedly opened the door and ran out.

"Be careful, Pearl~" Mary shouted helplessly.

"I got it, Mom." Without looking back, Pearl waved her hand and rushed to the simple house next to the pier.

Bang bang bang~

After walking up the steps and standing in front of the door, Pearl knocked politely and waited for the answer with an excited smile.

"Go find out who it is, Lyle."

"Okay, dad~ shall we go fishing at night?"

"We'll talk later, son."

Amidst the conversation between father and son, the door of the room opened smoothly. Pearl leaned forward with a smile and shouted: "Yeah~"

Lyle stood in the door and looked at Pearl blankly.

Seeing his reaction, Pearl lowered her head in despair.

Lyle suddenly said; "Can you do it again?"

Pearl nodded excitedly and said, "Okay," what happened just now happened again.

Lyle opened the door and Pearl shouted "Yeah~"

Then Lyle was so frightened that he screamed "Ahhh" and fell to the ground clumsily.

"Idiot, what are you doing?" The man's deep voice sounded. Lyle quickly got up from the ground and winked at Pearl mischievously.

"It's okay, Dad, someone comes to play with me, can I go out?" Lyle asked, looking at his father lying on the bed, drinking beer and listening to the radio.

"Go away, remember to come back early!" Before he finished speaking, Pearl had already rushed out of the room, "Remember to bring beer back~"

"Got it." Lyle shouted in response as he took Pearl's hand and ran towards the house.

As for whether anyone heard it, he didn't care at all now.

The two of them ran along the beach to the bottom of the pier. Under the short stone pillars supporting the pier was their secret base.

"When did you come back? I thought you were going to stay in New York until winter." Lyle sat on the wet sand and was very happy.

During Pearl's absence, Lyle would call her in New York every few days to tell her about the interesting things they did every day.

He was beaten for this a few days ago. He accidentally touched the key while taking the money, and then the incident was discovered.

After learning that he used the money to make a phone call at the bar on the pier, the old father greeted his butt cordially with a thick and kind palm.

Thinking of this, Lyle reached out and touched his buttocks, and he seemed to still be able to feel the burning tingling sensation.

"Yesterday." Pearl didn't notice his friend's sentimentality and asked curiously: "The crab you were talking about on the phone before?

Where are they? "

Lyle had called the apartment earlier to say he had found a nest of crabs making their home on the beach, with their babies on their backs.

Pearl was very interested in this and urged to come to the beach yesterday, but it was too late to get her mother's consent.

"It's over there, I'll take you there." Lyle also forgot about his little troubles, got up and ran happily to the seaside.

The two ran wildly on the beach, and Lyle shared with his little friend what he had discovered when he was alone.

Pearl also told him about the prosperity of New York, the high-rise buildings, the new West Midtown, and the dream apartment his father built for them.

"Do you really keep sharks at home?" Lying on the beach with his hands on his body, Lyle still felt incredible.

How could anyone keep sharks at home? There were also those weird animals, many of which he had only seen in books.

"It's true, I never lied to you." Pearl looked at him unhappily.

Lyle quickly sat up straight and said awkwardly: "I believe you, you are just too curious."

"Do you know how cruel and hard those sharks are when they eat?" Pearl continued happily: "You should really see them with your own eyes."

"I think so." Seeing that she was no longer angry, Lyle lay down again and said with some disappointment, "But that's impossible. My father will not take me to New York."

"Next time I go back, I can ask my mother to take you with me." Pearl wanted him to see the farmed sharks, crocodiles and other animals with his own eyes.

Not only to prove that what she said was true, but also to fulfill the little friend's wish, he hoped to see those animals with his own eyes.

"I'm afraid my father won't agree." Lyle thought for a while and said helplessly; "He needs me to stay and help, especially during the holidays, which is when he is busiest."

Pearl lowered his head and said nothing, his little face full of regret and disappointment.

She wants Lyle to come to New York with her, but if his father won't agree, little Pearl doesn't know what to do to fix the problem.

When they are older, they will no longer have to worry about this problem.

Instead, they laughed and talked about how to escape from their parents, the route to New York and where they would meet.

"I'm going fishing with my father tonight, do you want to come with me?" Although it was a pity that he couldn't go to New York, Lyle quickly put it behind him.

Children's happiness is always so simple.

"I can ask my mother." Pearl didn't know if her mother would agree, but she wanted to go fishing with Lyle.

Lyle's father was a great fisherman. He had a great net, and no fish could escape.

He also has a pair of keen eyes that can find the shadows of fish in the dark.

Lyle also said that he had a round belly as big as a beer barrel, which could hold a whole barrel of beer.

Pearl wanted to see Mr. Beer Barrel in person, because he always stayed in the house lazily and only went out at night.

"Mom, Mom~" Pearl trotted to her mother's side and asked with eager eyes; "Can I go fishing with Lyle and his father?"