Since these events were designed with the children’s ability to participate in mind, they weren’t too difficult for the parents.
"Our competition today will be divided into many events," announced the teacher in charge of the sports day, standing on the platform and speaking into the microphone with great fervor. "After each event, we will award medals, and the family with the most gold medals will win the overall championship gold medal. The child’s name will even be engraved on it, so dads, moms, and kiddos, let’s all give it our best effort."
"Okay, now we’ll start with the first event, which is called Three-Legged Race. The requirement is for baby and mommy to compete together, and gold, silver, and bronze medals will be awarded according to the order in which they reach the finish line."
Adam Jones had been looking forward to using this opportunity to bond with his son. Upon hearing that the event was for mommies and their babies, he felt somewhat displeased.
He complained somewhat childishly, "Why isn’t it daddy and baby together?"
Hearing the childish complaint from the man beside her, Elly Campbell looked up at him and suggested, "Why don’t you go through a sex change, then?"
"No, I can’t lose my wife’s sexual happiness just for my son’s sake."
Adam Jones looked at Elly Campbell, declaring righteously.
Initially, Elly Campbell didn’t catch the meaning behind the words "sexual happiness" that Adam Jones had said, but upon seeing the teasing smile in his eyes, she immediately understood.
After taking a few deep breaths to suppress the urge to tear his mouth apart
she glared at him fiercely before leading her son to the front and crouching down to tie their feet together.
Adam followed behind the mother and son, warning cautiously, "Be careful not to fall."
Elly Campbell casually responded, holding her son’s hand, ready for the challenge.
This was her first time participating in a sports day with her son, and naturally, she didn’t want to disappoint him, her competitive spirit suddenly aroused.
Adam Jones crouched down in front of William, touched the boy’s head, and said seriously, "Make sure to be careful not to fall, okay?"
"I know, Daddy. You don’t have to worry about me. I’m really good at this."
"Daddy isn’t worried about you, Daddy is worried that if you fall, you might drag Mommy down with you."
The people standing nearby: "..."
This dog food was sprinkled so unexpectedly.
After a bout of teeth-gritting envy, the onlookers gave William a look of pity.
This kid... must have come with the groceries.
And when Elly Campbell heard Adam Jones speak so righteously and unabashedly, she couldn’t help but feel embarrassed.
Especially seeing the indescribable expressions of the people nearby made her cheeks burn even more.
"Could you shut up and say less?"
She looked down and glared at Adam, who stood in front of their son, completely unaware that his comments were out of line, speaking in a stern voice.
Adam stood up and moved closer to her. His deep, enticing voice brushed past Elly Campbell’s ear, "Go for it, wife."
Without even a glance for Adam Jones, Elly Campbell quietly took her son’s hand and walked to the starting line, waiting for the whistle to blow. Adam, on the other hand, stood behind them, his eyes carrying a gentle, tender smile, quietly watching.
Moments later, as the whistle blew, Elly Campbell, holding William, started running toward the destination on the other side.
Just then, a woman walking by them, deliberately or not, suddenly kicked out and tripped William’s right foot.