Chapter 1159 Three Men
"Sure, Ava, I can make dinner for you. What would you like to eat?"
"Let me see what's in the fridge." Ava opened the fridge.
But there wasn't much inside.
Bishop said, "I'll go to the grocery store to buy some ingredients. You guys wait here for a bit."
Ava said, "I'll go with you."
"No need, you stay here." Bishop said, "I can go by myself."
"Then I'll go too." William asked, "Ava, what do you want to eat?"
Eason said, "Ava, I'll go too. You stay home and rest. The three of us will get the ingredients. Just tell us what you want to eat."
Ava replied, "Anything is fine, I'm not picky."
"Alright, let's go." Eason led the way and opened the door.
Seeing them about to leave, Ava suddenly said, "You three don't all need to go."
She felt it was a bit much for all three of them to go grocery shopping.
"I'll go." All three men said at the same time, eager to impress Ava.
Seeing that none of them were willing to back down, Ava worried they might end up fighting, especially William and Bishop.
And William didn't get along well with Eason either. If the three of them ended up fighting, it would be a disaster.
"How about this, I'll go too, and I'll carry Sunny."
She didn't feel comfortable leaving them alone. They could be quite childish sometimes, and even if they didn't fight, arguing wouldn't be good either.
Ava went to the room and picked up Sunny.
Since Ava wanted to go with them, they were naturally happy.
The group left the house in a grand procession.
"Ava, let me carry Sunny for you."
"Ava, I'll carry him." William also said.
Bishop was about to speak, but he didn't want to pressure Ava, so he said nothing.
"Eason, you carry him then." Ava handed Sunny to Eason.
"Okay, Ava." Eason happily took Sunny, "So cute."
William's face darkened, and he suppressed his anger, "Ava, he's only nineteen, he's clumsy. What if Sunny gets uncomfortable? Let me carry him."
"He's carrying him just fine. How is he clumsy?" Ava said, "Sunny isn't uncomfortable. If he were, he would cry. Don't say such things."
Seeing Ava insist, William said no more. The group went to a nearby large supermarket.
Eason carried Sunny, Ava picked out food, William pushed the shopping cart, and Bishop followed behind Ava, protecting her like a bodyguard.
People in the supermarket saw three handsome men with different styles accompanying Ava shopping, and all looked on with envy.
Bishop was tall and handsome, William was gentle and elegant, and Eason was young and charming.
Although the three men appeared peaceful, their glances at each other were filled with hostility, as if they were engaged in a silent war.
But with Ava there, they naturally didn't dare to act out and obediently followed her, afraid of making her unhappy.
When they reached the seafood section, a nearby sales clerk, who seemed quite enthusiastic, said with a smile, "You're really something, shopping with so many handsome guys. Which one is your husband?"
Though the clerk was enthusiastic and meant no harm, her indiscreet question made Ava a bit annoyed. But Ava remained polite, "They're all my brothers, from the same mother."
After all, when you're out and about, you can give yourself any identity. You can say anything to brush people off and avoid explanations.
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