Chapter 136: Eager To Learn More About Sawyer
No wonder Abigail looked so happy; she had once heard Nathaniel Jones tell an embarrassing story about Sawyer when he was little.
"Oh, Sawyer dear, come here and join us," Martha said excitedly when she spotted him standing in the doorway.
Sawyer, "..."
"Your grandfather told the story of when you got your first horse and insisted on riding it immediately. And the first thing that happened when you rode was that it was being thrown into a puddle by the horse." Martha laughed as she repeated the story.
"Yes, Sawyer, it was so hilarious to recall those wonderful times when you were a shy and cute young boy with fearlessness in his eyes until the horse threw you off his back. Since then, you have become a cautious boy who hated horses and hesitated to take riding lessons, but a cute boy still. Do you remember?" Nathaniel chimed in, still chuckling happily.
Sawyer, "..."
How is he supposed to react to that undeniable fact? He couldn’t do anything but rendered speechless.
Abigail struggled to hold back her laughter. She found the story amusing, not because of the story itself, but because she saw Sawyer’s sour expression. It was clear how upset he was.
"Sawyer, don’t be angry. Abigail is actually proud of you; I told her you’ve been good at marksmanship since you were little," Martha said, trying to cheer up her sulky grandson.