Legacy of The Lost Pages Chapter 120

Naturally, Avery didn’t know what happened to Oliver at school. She was packing things to send to Hugo tomorrow. Because it was far away, it would take about a week to post, so some things couldn’t be sent, and some things could not be sent. There are things that are not available in this era and cannot be sent. So Avery thought about it for a long time before thinking of sending two kinds of things, shredded eggs and seaweed. Both of these things are dry, and in this season they won’t break even if they are left on the way for a week. Moreover, these two kinds of things are also convenient to eat. You can directly heat the water, add some salt and put them in the soup. When the two are added together, the taste is super good, which is very suitable for Hugo to eat in the army. In addition, she put them in Half a catty of white rabbit toffee.

Early the next morning, Avery entrusted Little Eleven to Grandma Xiao, who rode a bicycle to the county seat. She went to the county post office to send some good things, and then went to the department store for a while. Originally, it was enough to send things directly to the post office in the town, but considering that I hadn’t been out for a long time, I came to the county town to have a look. As always, there was nothing in the department store. After wandering around, she went to the old alley again. It has been more than a month since the Chinese New Year, and people always have to look at it from time to time.

After watching the old Hutong’s house for a while, Avery was ready to go home after there was no problem. But when she was about to go home, she suddenly thought of Oliver, and she didn’t know how he was at school, so she decided to find out. Oliver has been in high school since September last year, and she has never been to know about it.

Going to school to see her brother, she had to bring something, so she prepared four apples and three meat buns.

When Oliver heard the doorman say that his sister was coming, he hurriedly ran out of the classroom. In the distance, he saw his sister standing at the school gate: “Sister…” Before the person arrived, Oliver shouted loudly, his voice was really high.