"I want to go," Allen quickly raised his hand.
"Me too, me too," the younger Jamie and Oston also eagerly raised their hands, even reaching up in front of Locke and Beth's faces, firmly asserting their presence.
They were much livelier than before.
Seeing his sons so cheerful, Locke felt a great sense of contentment.
He said warmly, "Since you have the day off, let your mother take you."
"Dad isn't going?" Allen couldn't help but ask. He felt that it was best when the whole family was together.
"Dad has some work to do these next few days, but once it's done, I'll accompany you," Locke reassured him, "Plus, I also played a part in these buildings' constructions. You can go and see them and, in the future, work hard to build up our territory just like me."
"Yeah, we know, the territory is our home, its development depends on everyone!" Allen recited the slogan without a second thought.
Locke was taken aback, then rubbed Allen's head, "Did they teach you that at school?"
