American TV Series: Starting with Sheldon’s Wool Collection

Seeing Peggy fall into tangled emotions again, Mike said: "Sheldon is right, running away will not solve the problem. And it is not advisable for you to run away from home and give up on yourself."

"What should I do?" Peggy asked Mike the same question.

It can be seen that the little girl has no idea about her troubles. She seemed to be standing at a crossroads in her life, but she didn't know what to choose.

This situation is very bad, and she will fall into the abyss if she is not careful.

"Your current ideas are too extreme. We have a more moderate approach." Mike sorted out his thoughts and said: "To solve your current troubles, I have two suggestions..."

Mike's method is very simple and can be regarded as a downgraded version of Peggy's idea. The first is to let the little girl try to stay away from her mother's sight during weekends, thereby creating time for her parents to be alone.

The second is to try to find ways to repair the conflicts between parents.

These two methods are related to each other, and the first method can also have an upgraded version.

After Peggy showed her mother that she could live independently. She could just like Mike and choose to go out and start boarding life.

This relatively mild approach ultimately achieved results that were similar to Peggy's previous expectations.

But if Mike's plan succeeds, the little girl's situation will obviously be much better than before.

After listening to Mike's suggestion, Peggy thought for a long time.

She also realized that Mike's proposal would be a good guide for her and her family.

"There is another question." After thinking about it, Peggy said: "Based on my understanding of my mother, she will never agree to my leaving her sight on weekends."

Peggy's weekend activities are rich. Ms. Linda, who hopes her daughter will succeed, often arranges for her daughter to participate in various interest classes and knowledge competitions.

It was really hard to give Peggy some weekend free time from a controlling mother.

"I have also considered this issue. We need a foreign aid..." Mike said.

"Foreign aid?" Peggy asked curiously. Seeing Mike's confident look made her feel more dependent.

"Yes, foreign aid." Mike nodded and said, "I can tell Grandma Connie our plan and then ask her to convince Mother You."

Mike had thought about this issue before. Compared to him, the older Grandma Connie was obviously more convincing to Ms. Linda.

"Also, in addition to Grandma Connie, we can also have Sheldon go to his parents for help," Mike continued.

Ms. Linda has also seen the Cooper family's situation, and there are two families who will vouch for Peggy. She would most likely have the opportunity to "study" at Cooper's house or Grandma Connie's house on the weekends.

Yes, the reason Mike found for the girl to leave home on weekends was to study.

With Peggy's high IQ, she quickly understood Mike's plan. And this kind of plan is very likely to succeed.

Happiness came so suddenly, Peggy still asked uncertainly: "Is this really okay?"

"There's nothing wrong with trying. If this method doesn't work, we can still think of other methods." Mike said with all the details.

Little Sheldon, who had been listening for a long time, also said proudly: "I can provide a little help and persuade my parents to help."

"Thank you, Sheldon~" After Peggy finished speaking, she said movedly: "And Mike, no matter whether your method is successful or not, I have received your kindness."

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Following the little girl's words, a main attribute light ball emerged from her body.

It seemed that she was really touched this time.

"I'm very happy to be able to help you~" Mike smiled and then took away the light ball in his hand.

At the same time, as the science and technology lecture ended, George and Barry, who could not find the children in the museum, were very anxious.

"Don't worry, Mr. Barry. Peggy is probably with Shelly and Mike. There will be no danger..." Although George was also anxious, he was not as worried as Mr. Barry when he thought about Mike and his youngest son. .

Seeing the anxious look of the other party, George comforted him instead.

"Peggy is very sensible. She has never disappeared so silently..." Mr. Barry, who was in a state of excitement, had a vague intention of blaming George.

In his opinion, his daughter's disappearance this time was probably caused by Mike or Little Sheldon.

George vaguely heard the meaning of the other party's words. Although he was unhappy, he suppressed his emotions and said, "Did you bring Peggy here last year? Think about where she went last year."

George's meaning is obvious. In this relatively unfamiliar place, Peggy is likely to go to some places she is more familiar with.

"We took Peggy to a dessert shop last year, and she seemed to like the food there..." Mr. Barry said after thinking about it.

George's words gave him inspiration.

So, the two parents went around and found the small dessert shop where Mike and the others were.

"Peggy, you..." Mr. Barry was about to step forward after seeing his little daughter sitting intact in the store.

But someone was one step ahead of him. Ms. Linda hurried into the store from behind, came to her little daughter, and scolded: "Peggy, why are you so disobedient? What if you get lost..."

Seeing the worried and angry look on her mother's face, Peggy lowered her head quietly and listened to the scolding.

On the other side, George also walked past Mr. Barry who stopped. He came closer and asked: "Shelly, Mike, are you okay?"

Compared to Ms. Linda, George's mood is obviously more stable.

Moreover, the expression on his face did not mean to blame Little Sheldon and the two, and his words were mostly concerned.

"I'm fine, dad." Little Sheldon still had time to comment: "The desserts in this store taste great."

"Really?" George smiled when he heard his youngest son say this.

The younger son's behavior of still caring about desserts confirmed him that there was indeed nothing wrong with the other party.

George, relieved, asked Mike about the situation here again.

After knowing that it was Mike who brought his youngest son here, he did not show any dissatisfaction.

Instead, he saw Ms. Linda on the side, still scolding her daughter. George shook his head slightly and stepped forward to persuade: "Linda, it is not wrong for children to have their own ideas. There is no big problem now, you Just don’t talk about her.”

George, who knew something about Linda's family, felt some sympathy for Peggy.

"You don't understand, George." Linda said angrily: "Peggy is still young and she doesn't know what she should and shouldn't do. As a parent, I must correct her mistakes in time."

Seeing Ms. Linda's tough attitude, George knew that he could not convince the other party for a while. So he found it troublesome and said goodbye immediately: "Okay, Ms. Linda. See you next time~"

After saying that, he greeted little Sheldon and Mike and walked out.

When passing Mr. Barry at the door, George nodded politely to him as a farewell.

Mike also secretly exchanged glances with Peggy when he was leaving.

It is clear that plans to help girls need to be improved. Next, the two still need to keep in touch on the phone.