Miss Star, spoiled by her father and brother

Why?! Just because they came late, their treatment is so different?! What's wrong with not being able to speak Gudel? They have translators in their ears, isn't it enough to understand?! If that doesn't work, they can still use sign language!

The boss is partial!!!

No matter how they roared in their hearts, they dared not have any opinions on Sifos's decision, and could only swallow their tears silently. Unexpectedly, the chief's next words made their dead hearts come alive again.

"If you're not allowed to stay at home, you should at least have a good meal, right?"

"Tonight, we will slaughter cattle and sheep here and have a good meal to welcome our guests from afar. After we have eaten and drunk our fill, we will set up the venue to welcome tomorrow's competition."

"Why don't we switch?" suggested Sifos.

"We'll set up the venue tonight, and celebrate after the competition is over tomorrow. Otherwise, it would be a shame if we lose our aim when shooting arrows the next day because of drinking."

The chief thought it made sense: "Okay! I'll do as you say."

The chief's wife couldn't help but interrupt: "Well, it's getting late, let's go home and sit down and talk slowly."

It was almost noon, but the stove was still cold! She was really worried to death.

"Yes, yes! Let's go back and stop standing here."

They came here by bullock cart, and now a group of people were standing in front of a bullock cart, and the atmosphere was a little awkward. Mrs. Seaforth's outfit didn't match the bullock cart at all.

Moreover, the chief's family and the Sifos family, including adults and children, totaled ten people, and the oxcart could only seat eight people even if it was full. So who should get off became a problem.

As a landlord, the chief must give priority to guests and let his son walk. But the youngest son Ganz is not fully recovered yet, so it is not reasonable to let his wife go down, so how about he go down with his two older sons?

Sifos was also thinking about what to do. In fact, they really didn't mind walking a little longer, but the chief must feel bad and couldn't save face.

"I think I left something behind, so I have to go back." Sifos was the first to break the silence.

"I suddenly remembered that I forgot the things I asked Tina to bring back on the starship. I have to ask her to go back with me to look for them. Kane and Ryan should come with us too. I haven't seen them for a long time and I miss them a lot."

"It's just right for me to take them on a leisurely tour of the village and the stone fort. It won't take too long. We'll be back before lunch."

Sifos took his wife and sons two steps back.

Mrs. Seaforth was a little confused. She knew limited Goodall language and could not understand the conversation after the greeting. But her face showed nothing and she still kept a decent smile. Kane and Ryan were the same. Although they did not understand, they followed the instructions obediently.

How could the chiefs not understand Sifos' intention? They felt ashamed and moved, and at the same time admired him for finding such a suitable reason to help them out.

So he nodded in agreement with what Sifos said: "Okay, then we'll go back first." Then he got on the ox cart and went ahead.

When the ox cart swayed away, the family finally couldn't hold it anymore.

"I was so scared just now! I didn't know what to do! I almost wanted to go down on my own initiative!"

"Now, people will think we are impolite..."

"Mr. Sifos is really something. He didn't even tell us in advance that his family was coming over so that we could prepare."

"I guess he's afraid of trouble and doesn't want us to have to worry about it. He has good intentions."

"Hey~ hurry up a little, we have to go back and pack up." The chief's wife urged her husband who was driving the car.

Here, after everyone left, Mrs. Seaforth asked her husband, "What were you talking about just now?"

After Seaforth explained, she suddenly realized: "So that's how it is. You are so smart, dear. Let's wait until they are far away before we leave."

Seaforth shook his head. "No, Tina, I wasn't just making an excuse when I said something was left on the starship. If it weren't for this little accident, I might have really forgotten about it. You guys wait here, I'll go back and get it."

The mother and her two children watched as Sifos ran back to the starship, and then ran back again with a package in his hand.

"what is this?"

"Translator, this thing you wear on your ear can help you understand the speech of the Gudel people. You can carry it with you and speak the Imperial Capital language to it and it will convert into the Gudel language. I specifically asked Qiu to prepare it for you." Sifos helped his wife and children put it on.

"Oh, what's the rest of that?" Mrs. Seaforth saw that there seemed to be something else in the package.

Sifos took it out. It was a rectangular metal panel, the size of two palms and about seven centimeters thick.

"It's an early childhood education machine, a model that was eliminated decades ago. Nowadays, early childhood education uses intelligent AI to interact directly with children, which requires an internet connection. But there is no internet on Goodall Planet, so I can only ask Qiu to find this old thing from decades ago."

"There are a lot of 2D videos stored in it. You can let Wei watch them first." Sifos turned on the machine and showed it to his wife.

Mrs. Sivers kept praising her husband for his attentiveness, but Xu Weiwei frowned, and a bad feeling came over her.

"Okay, put it away first, we should go."

"How about letting Dad be our tour guide today?" Mrs. Seaforth asked her two sons with a smile.

Kane and Ryan nodded excitedly: "Yeah!"

While the family of four was having a warm reunion, Ryan was making a fuss about dinner in the villa on the Imperial Capital Star.

"I don't want to eat! I want mommy to feed me! I want mommy, mommy, woooooooooooooooooo~~~~"

The two old people and the nanny were all very worried. Ever since his daughter-in-law and two older grandchildren left, Ryan has been like this. It's okay when he doesn't remember them, but when he does, he starts to cry.

When she left, she clung to several people's legs and luggage, crying bitterly, like a poor dog abandoned by its family. Mrs. Seaforth wanted to leave quietly, but her three sons slept in the same room, and it was difficult to call the two older ones without disturbing the younger ones.

The adults felt sad when they saw this, but there was nothing they could do.

The rules are that the descendants of a family cannot ride on the same vehicle, and they should try to avoid having the same itinerary.

Ryan is still too young to understand these principles, so the old lady and the old man can only try their best to coax him, hoping that he can adapt quickly.

"Don't cry, Ryan. How about grandpa take you out to play after dinner? Let's go to the pet park you mentioned last time."

Ryan's crying became quieter.

"I'll buy you another ice cream."

"I want two..." Ryan sobbed.

The old man laughed: "Haha, OK, buy two ice creams for our Ryan!"