Why it never ends

Chapter 1085 Some People

Helieta sighed and thought of Eleven and Kiki again.

During these days, they had become completely acquainted, and Helietta took the two out-of-town guests to every interesting corner of the plantation.

Helieta had reminded them indirectly whether Hesta had made a clear promise to them about how much dowry he would give them when they got married. However, perhaps because of the language barrier, or perhaps because Hesta had never discussed such a topic with Qiqi Eleven, Helieta found that her two new friends knew nothing about it.

These two people never seemed to think that one day, Hesta would remarry, and no matter how much property she had now, it would then belong to her future husband.

If Qiqi and Shiyi cannot get what belongs to them now, then in the future, when they get married, their dowries may be deducted to the point where there is nothing left... and that will be a very scary situation for them.

Helieta thought of her cousin who got married at the age of twelve. Because her aunt remarried, her cousin's dowry was only a sheep and a pony. This meager dowry made her be ridiculed by her husband on the first day of her marriage. In the third month after her marriage, she died of illness.

Many people said she died of the flu, but Helieta knew she died from three months of fear and tears.

Seeing the innocent looks on Kiki and Eleven's faces, Helieta was filled with worry, but she couldn't explain more to them.

"Lord, I beg you..." Helieta clasped her hands together and closed her eyes devoutly, "I beg you to bless them as well. Let all of them, like me, be blessed by your grace."

……

At noon that day, Eleven and Qiqi brought back three more friends. All three of them were little girls who were born and raised on the farm. They looked the same age as Eleven and Qiqi and had never been seen in the main house before.

At the dinner table, Eleven loudly introduced his new friends to everyone.

"She's the eldest 'everyone', she's the middle 'someone'," Eleven said as she passed behind her friends one by one, "and she's the youngest 'no one'!

Victoria frowned when she heard this: "What?"

"This is so fun." Eleven clapped happily, "I remembered it right away—"

"My name is Amel." The little girl called "someone" suddenly said, "If you want to call me by my name, call me Amel."

Everyone at the table looked at her at the same time.

Tiexi looked at the other two girls and said, "What about you? What were your original names?"

"We call everyone and no one," the older boy replied seriously, "you and your friends can call us that."

"Is that your real name?" Victoria asked.

"Yes..." said the eldest brother, "It was the name our father gave us."

Eucalyptus, who had been silent the whole time, immediately raised her head and looked at them with deep sympathy. She immediately understood the situation of these girls, because when she was young, she had also encountered families who gave their children random names, and those joke names always made those children's childhoods difficult.

"Why are you called Amel?" Ende looked at the little girl in the middle, "Do you have two names?"

"No, this is the name my friend Helieta gave me." Amel said softly, "She-"

Before she finished, no one immediately explained to Eleven: "Herrieta, you also know her, it's Caoya."

"Oh, Caoya!" Eleven nodded belatedly, "It's her!" Hesta, who was concentrating on eating, couldn't help but look over: "Did Helieta give you a name?"

"She said that when she was in a small town school, there was a nun named this who treated her very well. We all thought that Amel sounded nice, so..."

Hesta laughed softly on the spot: "Ah, Helieta also has a nun who treats her very well..."

Tiexi looked in Hesta's direction inexplicably - because she clearly felt that when Hesta said this, there was an indescribable joy in his voice. But Hesta obviously didn't intend to explain, she just went over a certain thought that made her happy in her mind.

"But she's listed as 'Someone' on the plantation roster." Everyone said calmly, "The name Amel is not recognized there."

"We'll just accept it." Qiqi said, "If you have a favorite name too——"

"Let's call everyone and no one." The two girls turned their heads at the same time and looked at her.

As they were talking, Santa was wiping her hands and walking out of the kitchen. She glanced at the dining table and suddenly stopped. Several little girls also saw the familiar shadow at the same time.

Amer stood up first, his face pale: "Mom..."

Everyone and no one also stood up.

Santa's expression changed from surprise to annoyance, and then to a bit of helplessness. It only took a moment. She slowly walked to her daughters and said, "...What are you doing here?"

"They are all your daughters?" Endai suddenly realized and couldn't help laughing, "It's fate. Qiqi and Shiyi just happened to bring them here to play today!"

"Why does your daughter call everyone, some people and no one?" Victoria asked curiously, "Aren't these names a bit strange?"

"It was their father who gave it to them." Santa was a little embarrassed. At this moment, she didn't even know where to put her eyes. "He usually likes to read philosophy--"

"I think he just likes to laugh at jokes." Zoe said suddenly.

Victoria looked back at Zoe, who pursed her lips.

During the whole process, the three little girls just stood in a row, motionless, and looked at their mother quietly.

"...Sit down, sit down." Santa frowned and rubbed the hem of his clothes with his hands. "Eat well and don't embarrass me."

Amer sat down first, but no one else moved. No one had originally intended to sit down, but when they saw that their sister didn't move, they didn't move either.

"I'm not hungry anymore." After everyone said this, they immediately rushed out the door. No one followed them, leaving only Amer, who was still sitting there with a restrained expression.

"What's wrong with them?" Several Mercury Needles looked a little puzzled.

"Don't worry about them," Santa said with a smile, "Just eat your food, Amer, come here! I have something to tell you--"

Amer put down his knife and fork reluctantly.

"Let the child finish his meal first," Hesta raised his head and pointed to an empty seat not far away. "You can sit down too. No matter what happens, there is no need to rush."